Wadley v. Williams
Supreme Court of Georgia
New Trial. Verdict. Landlord and Tenant. Before Judge Roney. Burke Superior Court. November Adjourned Term, 1884. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Chief Justice.
This action was brought by Williams against Wadley & Brother for the value of a crop of cotton grown by the former on land belonging to the latter.
The jury found for Williams two hundred and sixty-nine dollars and thirty cents. Wadley & Brother made a motion for a new trial, and on its denial they bring the case before this court for review.
*2731. It appears that Williams got supplies from Wadley. & Brother, who kept a store, -ánd that the defendants pleaded that, after deducting from the account for these supplies and • the sixteen hundred pounds of lint cotton due them out…
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