Seaboard Security Co. v. Goodson

1. In an action of trover “the petition must definitely identify the property by a particular description, or by a general description coupled with such additional allegations as to the time and place or manner of the taking or conversion as plainly to isolate the thing sued for from the general class to which it belongs.” Collins v. West, 5 Ga. App. 429 (63 S. E. 540).

2. In a petition in an action of trover, where the only description of the property is that it consists of “1 oak hall rack,” “1 oak combination desk,” “2 oak rockers,” “brass bed,” “sunbeam heater,” “1 mah. piano stool,” “1…