Brunswick Grocery Co. v. Lamar
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action for breach of contract. Before Judge Hansell. Lowndes superior court. September 12, 1901.
1Opinion of the CourtLittle, J.
This was an equitable petition brought by the Brunswick Grocery Company against J. J. Lamar and J. E. Lewis, who formerly did business as a partnership under the firm name of J. J. *2Lamar & Co. The petition was in substanfce as follows: Prior to October 14, 1899, the defendants entered into negotiations with the plaintiff with a view to acquiring the stock of merchandise owned by the plaintiff in its wholesale grocery and tobacco business, it being contemplated that the plaintiff would retire from business and that the defendants would acquire its stock and the busi- • ness built up by it. An…
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