The contract sued, on was as follows:
“Georgia, DeKalb county. For and in consideration of the sum of five dollars to me in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, I hereby agree and bind myself, my heirs, executors and administrators, to make R. L. Simms a good and sufficient title to the place upon which I now reside [describing it], and I promise to warrant and defend said title against myself, my heirs, executors or administrators, and all persons whomsoever. Now the making of said title is conditioned as follows: that the said R. L. Simms pay or cause to be paid to me (S. W. Lide, Sr.) the sum of four thousand dollars within six months from date; otherwise this option shall be null and void. Witness my hand and seal this the 7th day of December, 1889.
“Witness, Lucy II. Pharr. M. A. Lide (Seal).”
The declaration of Simms for the use of Webster against Mrs. M. A. Lide alleged, that, relying on this contract, he contracted for a valuable consideration to sell Webster the interest Simms had in the land by reason of the contract sued on; that in compliance with his contract with Mrs. Lide, Simms caused the sum of $4,000 to be tendered to her on May 28, 1890, at her residence, and a deed to be demanded; but upon instruction of her husband S. W. Lide, Sr., who was present, she refused to receive the money or to execute the deed. Defendant moved to dismiss the declaration, because: (1) It did not set out that the contract was based on a "consideration. (2) The contract provided that the money was to be paid to S. W. Lide, Sr., and not to defendant.
cited Waterman, Spec. Per. 162-200; 20 Ga. 145; 51 Ga. 63; 48 Ga. 402, 404; 3 Ga. 90; 72 Ga. 95; 13 Ga. 505; 36 Ga. 190; 29 Ga. 628; 80 Ga. 74; 55 Ga. 404; 65 Ga. 652; Code, §§2739, 2244; 33 Fed. Rep. 530; 1 Lawy. Rep. Ann. 554, 380; 11 Id. 148; 21 Id. 127; 22 Am. & Eng. Enc. L. 928, note; Story, Eq. 96, 97; 44 N. J. 349.
cited Code, §§2629, 2727, 2744, 3186, 3189, 3190, 2739; 73 Ga. 570; 75 Ga. 353; 33 Ga. Supp. 136.