Georgia Kaolin Co. v. Walker

W. B. Walker sued Georgia Kaolin Company, alleging that on June 28, 1928, he entered into a contract with the company to operate on its premises a commissary to sell supplies, notions, and merchandise to the employees of the company; that the company and the plaintiff adopted a system under which signed orders from employees of the company for merchandise supplied by the plaintiff would be recognized by the defendant, and deductions made as to the employees; that the contract ivas determinable at the will of either party by giving thirty days written notice to the other party; that the…