5 Ga. App. 378 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1908
(After stating the foregoing facts.)
We think the court properly overruled the demurrer to the petition, The petition fully and specifically set forth a cause of action against the defendant, upon the contract attached as part of the petition; and the special contention raised, that the contract is unenforceable because it is contrary to public policy, and void, because in violation of the constitution, is without merit/ We
The view of counsel for plaintiff in error is that it is very plain, from the reading of the contract, that Piddle was hiring Dews to Potts to labor for him in involuntary servitude. Whether this was the nature of the service or not, the contract disputes it; for it says that Dews (who, from having executed these notes, may be presumed to be of full age) agrees to work with Piddle or at his direction. The statement that Dews agrees does not carry with it the idea that he was forced or- compelled. It is true that the con-*