A. B. C. School Supply, Inc. v. Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.

•Gardner, Presiding Judge.

It is not necessary to discuss whether or not the contract as originally sued upon was nudum pactum, but the question is whether or not the petition, as amended, set forth a valid enforceable contract. In Hill v. Hors*91ley, 142 Ga. 12 (2) (82 S. E. 225) the Supreme Court said: “(a) A consideration is valid if any benefit accrues to him who makes the promise, or any injury to him who receives the promise. . . (c) The fact that property is placed in the hands of a real-estate broker to sell does not prevent the owner from selling, unless otherwise agreed. In the present…