Oliver v. Boehm, Bendheim & Co.
63 Ga. 172
Opinion
A person employed as clerk, bar-tender, and boy-of-all-work, to labor in and about a retail grocery and liquor-store, is a laborer within the meaning of sections 1974 and 1976 of the Code, and is entitled to a general lien upon the property of his employer, with such superiority over other liens as is prescribed in those sections. See 25 Ga., 571; 51 lb., 576.
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Oliver v. Boehm, Bendheim & Co., 63 Ga. 172 (Ga. 1879).
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