Girardeau & Saunders v. Gibson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint. Before Judge Reid. City court of Atlanta. March 24, 1904. . cited 118 Ga. 462; 114 Ga. 906 ; 96 Ga. 518.
1Opinion of the CourtSimmons, C. J.
It appears from the record that Mrs. Gibson owned certain real estate in the city of Atlanta. Through her husband, or agent, she placed the land in the hands of Girardeau & Saunders and fixed the price, in case of sale, at -$8,000. Girardeau found a purchaser iu the person of one Durant, who agreed to pay this price. Deed of conveyance was executed by Mrs. Gibson to Durant, but was not delivered, for the reason that Durant declined to complete the sale until the taxes, which had been assessed 'before the trade, were paid. Gibson declined to pay the taxes, and, after much discussion between…
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