Upshaw v. Southern Wholesale Flooring Co.

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• holding that notice in complaint was sufficient to satisfy OCGA § 13-1-11
• “[t]he complaint and the attachments thereto gave sufficient notice to [the debtor] of [the noteholder’s] intent to collect attorney’s fees”
• “The complaint and the attachments thereto gave sufficient notice to [the debtor] of [the noteholder’s] intent to collect attorney’s fees.”
• “The complaint and the attachments thereto gave sufficient notice to appellant of appellee’s intent, to collect attorney’s fees.”
• where context and face of document show individual signed in individual rather than representative capacity, individual liability is clear and parol evidence to contrary is neither admissible nor probative
• “Where a pleading, setting up a claim on a note or other evidence of indebtedness which authorizes recovery of attorney’s fees, alleges that notice is thereby given, and the attached notice otherwise conforms to the requirements of OCGA § 13-1-11 (a) (3

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).