Taylor v. Taylor

Duckworth, Justice.

The plaintiff in error contends that the verdict is void for uncertainty, in that it does not' disclose whether it is for the plaintiff or for the defendant. “A verdict which is too uncertain to’ be the basis of a valid decree ■ is void.” Burke v. Schwarzweiss, 153 Ga. 751 (113 S. E. 16). However, “Verdibts shall have-á reasonable1 intendment,-and shall-'receive-a reasonable construction, and shall not be avoided unless from necessity.” Code, § 110-105. “The form of a verdict in case of a total divorce may be as follows, to wit: ‘We, the jury, find that sufficient proofs…