Court of Appeals of Georgia January 20, 1967, 42394 (Alexander v. Daniel)

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United States · · · 20-01-1967

Frankum, Judge.

The petition in this case, construed most strongly against the pleader, showed that the plaintiff was merely a tenant at will of the defendants named in the petition, and that he sought to recover from the defendants the value of a building erected by him on the premises in question which, together with the building, had been condemned by the Housing Authority of the City of

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