147 Ga. 185 | Ga. | 1917
(After stating the foregoing facts.) Brosseau made two contracts. One was with Jacobs’ Pharmacy Company, a business corporation, the subject-matter of which was service to be rendered to that corporation, of which Dr. Joseph Jacobs was the president. He made the other contract with Dr. Jacobs as an individual, and the subject-matter of it was the sale of certain shares of the capital stock of Jacobs’ Pharmacy Company, which Dr. Jacobs personally owned. The corporation and Dr. Jacobs joined in the suit for the cancellation of both contracts, on the theory that Brosseau had violated and abandoned his contract of service and had admitted his inability to comply with his obligations therein contained, and, that contract -thus becoming void, the con
■ Because of the admission of the parol testimony varying the' terms of the contract, the judgment refusing a new trial must be
Reversed.