Alabama Coca Cola Bottling Co. v. Smith

RICE, Judge.

As appellant’s competent counsel state in their brief filed here: “This is a suit filed by the appellee against the appellant seeking a thousand dollars damages, alleging that the appellant on the 22nd day of July, 1937, was engaged in the manufacture and bottling of a beverage known as Coca Cola, and that the same was sold and distributed for the purpose of human consumption and that the appellee purchased one of the bottles from Thompson Grocery Company, located in the town of Ashland, Clay County, Alabama, and that the appellee consumed a portion of said bottle, which contained…