Gordon v. Irvine
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action of deceit. Before Judge Boss. City court of Macon. ^September term, 1897.
1Opinion of the Court
Lewis,, J.
Irvine brought his action against Gordon, alleging that the defendant had damaged him-by deceit and fraud in the sum of $240, besides interest and protest fees, for that the ■defendant, keeping himself concealed, procured his clerk,- one 'Chapman, to come to plaintiff’s store about-June 1, 1896, and state he wished tp examine a piano for another party,' whose name he did not give, but who, plaintiff charges^ was the deféndant, with a view of buying a piano, plaintiff being a dealer in pianos. Chapman selected a piano of the value of $450, and said he would see his party and return.…
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