Stoner v. Patten
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equitable petition. Before Judge Wright. Walker superior court. August 19, 1907.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, P. J.
An interlocutory order passed by the trial judge in this ease was reviewed in 124 Ga. 754 (52 S. E. 894), and •a summary of the pleadings is given in the report. On the trial ■of the case a verdict was returned for the defendant, which the court refused to disturb on motion for a new. trial.
1. The motion for a new trial assigns error upon several charges of the court, and also upon the admission of certain evidence. Since the grounds of the motion assigning error upon the admission of testimony do not set out either literally or in substance the evidence objected to, they can not, under…
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