Georgia Southern & Florida Railway Co. v. Stanley

1. When the defendant filed no plea other than to deny seriatim the paragraphs of the plaintiff’s petition, and the court fully instructed the jury that such denials had been made, an assignment of error is not well taken which complains (especially in the absence of any written request) that the court did not present the defendant’s contentions in a manner fuller than the defendant pleaded them; more especially is this true where the court, throughout,the charge, stated several times the principles of law applicable to these contentions. Hill v. Ludden, 113 Ga. 320 (3) ; Pittsburgh Spring…