Jackson v. Atlanta Goodwill Industries Inc.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtMacIntyre, J.
George Jackson sued Atlanta Goodwill Industries Inc., to recover for personal injuries and damage to his automobile, alleged to be the result of the negligence of defendant’s servant, John Davis, in driving defendant’s automobile-truck into plaintiff’s automobile. After the plaintiff had introduced evidence and closed his ease, and before the defendant had introduced any evidence, the court rendered the following judgment: “At the conclusion of the evidence, upon motion of the defendant, the case is dismissed, there being no right of action under the pleading and the evidence in the case.” On…
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