Holliday v. Jackson County
48 S.E. 947, 121 Ga. 310, 1904 Ga. LEXIS 127
Opinion
A contract made with an ordinary in behalf of the county of which he is an official is not binding upon the county, unless it is in writing and entered on his minutes. Political Code, § 343; Milburn v. Glynn County, 109 Ga. 473. Judgment affirmed.
cited Pol. Code, § 437; Ga. R. 37/30; 94/488.
cited Pol. Code, §§341, 343, 362; Ga. R. 109/472; 112/170.
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