Brooks v. Camak
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action for breach of contract. Before Judge Cobb. Clarke superior court. 'February 2, 1907.
1Opinion of the CourtFisi-i, C. J.
1. Counsel for plaintiff in error, .Brooks, say in their brief that he “brought suit against Camak for damages for breach of an implied warranty in the sale by Camak to Brooks of what purported to be shares of stock in the -Athens Manufacturing Company;” and “that at the time of such sale the charter of the . . Company had expired, and the alleged shares had no existence as shares of stock in. a corporation; that at the time of the sale Brooks knew nothing of the expiration of the charter; [and] that Camak, in making the sale, impliedly warranted to him that the thing sold was shares of stock…
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