Legal Opinion
Dupriest v. Bennett Brothers
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Decided February 15, 1940No. 28005PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtSutton, J.
Bennett Brothers brought a trover suit against Raymond Dnpriest and Lamar Johnson, trading as Raymar Pharmacy, for two tables and eight chairs, all of chromium finish, then in use in the Raymar drug store. The defendants answered, setting up title and right of possession and alleging that they purchased the property sued for from A. H. Fussell on January 6, 1938, without any notice that Bennett Brothers claimed any interest in said property.
It appears from the record that on August 9, 1937, A. H. Fussell sold to S. L. Strickland a drug store, known as the Sylvester Drug Company, Sylvester,…
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