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Hopson v. Johnson
110 Ga. 283
Ga.
1899
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Lumpkin, P. J.

As was distinctly ruled in Harrison v. McClelland, 57 Ga. 531, “The maker of a promissory note is bound personally, though the word ‘administratrix’ be annexed to her signature”; and the same is true though that word be followed by the word “of” and the name of a deceased person. Civil Code, § 2998; Cleaveland v. Stewart, 3 Ga. 283; Aven v. Beckom, 11 Ga. 6; Lovelace v. Smith, 39 Ga. 132; McFarlin v. Stinson, 56 Ga. 398; Rawlings v. Robson, 70 Ga. 595; Crusselle v. Chastain, 76 Ga. 840.

Judgment reversed.

All the Justices concurring. Complaint. Before Judge' Sheffield. Colquitt superior court. June term, 1899. Humphreys & Edmondson and Pearsall & Shipp, for plaintiff.

Case Details

Case Name: Hopson v. Johnson
Court Name: Supreme Court of Georgia
Date Published: Dec 2, 1899
Citation: 110 Ga. 283
Court Abbreviation: Ga.
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