94 Ga. 104 | Ga. | 1894
That, these rulings were correct, is manifest without discussion. Certainly the defendant could not defeat the plaintiff’s action by showing that other persons, although they may have been its officers, had made contracts with him and utterly failed to perform the same— these contracts being in writing, and containing no reference to the plaintiff, or to any contract or undertaking by it, or any agency for it, or for any one else. The pleas may have set up a good defence, but the contracts tendered in evidence were inadmissible, because totally variant from those described in the plea.