Moulton v. Baer
Supreme Court of Georgia
Waiver. Process. Service. Damages. Yendor and Purchaser. Before Judge Willis. Taylor Superior Court. February Term, 1886. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Justice.
Baer sued Moulton on account for goods sold and delivered. To this suit the defendant pleaded, denying his indebtedness, and alleging further that the goods charged *216to him by the plaintiff and those shipped were not such goods as defendant bought of the plaintiff; that after the goods were received,, defendant notified plaintiff that he did not want them, as they were not such as he had purchased ; that the plaintiff thereupon urged him to keep them and do the best that could be done to dispose of them, and he would be satisfied; and that he was not able to sell them at anything…
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