Gambo v. Dugas & Son
Supreme Court of Georgia
■ Complaint. Before Judge Hammond. Richmond superior court. July 8, 1915.
1Opinion of the CourtLumpkin, J.
1. Even if tliere was any evidence wMeli would authorize a charge on the subject of the statute of frauds had that statute been set up by plea, no such defense was pleaded, and there was no error in failing to charge on the subject of the statute of frauds because of a parol request to do so.
2. After the jury had been out in their room considering the case for two hours, there was no error in calling them back into the court-room and inquiring if they had agreed upon a verdict.
3. In a civil case in which the amount involved was $129.50, and there were only one or two issues, and the evidence…
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