McKown v. Heery

Head, Justice.

(After stating the foregoing facts.) 1.' There is no merit in the contention that the option to purchase is void because it is without consideration, since under the terms of the contract the optionee was to pay a specified sum per month as rental. Such payment would be sufficient consideration to support the option, which is part of the same contract. Walker v. Edmundson, 111 Ga. 454 (36 S. E. 800); Turman v. Smarr, 145 Ga. 312 (3), 314 (89 S. E. 214); Crawford v. Smith, 151 Ga. 18 (105 S. E. 477); Pope v. Read, 152 Ga. 799, 802 (111 S. E. 382).

The present case is…