Farmers Warehouse of Pelham, Inc. v. Collins

Mobley, Justice.

In brief, as alleged, this controversy arose as follows: The three defendants, Huddleston, Ward, and Slate bought two tobacco warehouses in Pelham, Georgia, for $160,000. They organized two corporations and placed one warehouse and its operations in the defendant, Farmers Warehouse of Pelham, Inc., and the other in New Georgian Warehouse, Inc. Petitioner alleges that the individual defendants owned both corporations; that both have been operated as one business with common management and personnel; that after operating for three years the individual defendants entered into an…