Newsom v. Reynolds Chevrolet Co.

1. A suit brought by petition as “the petition of the Reynolds Chevrolet Company, a trade name used by W. E. Marshall,” was manifestly intended as a suit by such individual in his trade name, and as to the party plaintiff was good in substance and not subject to general demurrer upon the ground that it did not appear to have been brought in the name of any person as plaintiff. See Bremen Foundry & Machine Works v. McLendon, 19 Ga. App. 650 (91 S. E. 1049) ; Farmers & Merchants Bank v. Farkas, 27 Ga. App. 153 (107 S. E. 610), in which cases the principle underlying such cases as Western &…