Defendant was a partner in the Atlanta Lunch Room and ran a credit with the defendant for goods totaling $196.32, of which he paid $83.72 but discontinued payments. A balance of $111.79 was left on his account with the plaintiff.

Tannewitz was driving her DeSoto Sedan when the driver of J.G. Sterchi Stores Inc. car made a sudden turn without warning back onto the highway and came to quick stop. Caraway, driving behind, his the Sterchi Store car, swerved to the left and ran into plaintiff's car. Plaintiff was knocked out of front seat, causing injury. Due to the negligence of the defendants, plaintiffs sued for $500 damages.

On morning in question, Gaunt walked from his home on Tacoma Ave to West Market Street (near Parson Clothing Store), where he was waiting to cross the street (which was slick, snowy & icy), when King struck Gaunt w/King's car, rendering Gaunt unconscious. Gaunt's insurance business office was located in the Arcade Bldg, which was opposite the place Gaunt was waiting to cross the street. Witness to accident: Burl Arthur (selling Christmas trees on Mr. Parson's lot). Court ruled in favor of King.

Add. Def: J. Walter Marshall and J. A. Allison partners under the trade name Marshall Construction Co. Pla. was married to James Russell dec., a carpenter who worked for the Def. on the construction of an addition to the high school in Johnson City. During his work, James Russell fell from a height of 5 or feet and sustained traumatic injury. He died 3 months later as a result of the fall. Pla. is seeking to recover Workmen’s Compensation benefits. Casefile notes James Russell made about $5 per day.

Myrtle Elliott was the wife of Luther Elliott who worked for the defendant and accidently fell while on the job, hitting his head against a cast or iron pipe, and died. Luther's wage of $12 a week. Myrtle sued for Workmen's Compensation. Court ruled in favor of defendant; that Luther Elliott did not die as a result of an injury or accident from hitting a pipe but dropped dead from some natural cause. Therefore, Myrtle was not entitled to compensation.

Plea of debt due by wrongful seizure conversion and appropriation of one Chevrolet Sedan and the value of his interest therein and in violation the conditional sales contract under $500.