Supreme Court of Georgia July 1, 1936, No. 11177 (Dortch v. Southeastern Fair Ass'n)

Atkinson, Justice.

The City of Atlanta owned certain realty used as an amusement park called Lakewood. The property was leased to the Southeastern Fair Association (a corporation) for the purpose of conducting each year “a public fair exposition and entertainment,” and several amusement enterprises, the rental being upon a percentage basis, all of which should go into maintenance and improvement