Usina & Jones v. Wilder
58 Ga. 178
Opinion
With the several pleas of the defendant, which were stricken on demurrer, set out in the report of the facts of this case, the reasons in law on which our judgment is based will be apparent from the syllabus.
Judgment affirmed.
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Usina & Jones v. Wilder, 58 Ga. 178 (Ga. 1877).
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