Supreme Court of Georgia August 17, 1906 (Southern Railway Co. v. Chambers)
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United States · · · 17-08-1906
Cobb, P. J.
(After stating the foregoing facts.)
1-3. When the first count in the petition is taken in its entirety it is manifest that it was the intention of the pleader to lay a cause-of action for damages flowing from the destruction of the business of the plaintiff by the wrongful conduct of the defendant as alleged in the petition.
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