White v. Hammond

I regret my inability to find agreement with my brothers of the majority. It may be my lack of experience or of understanding of the law as pronounced in cases from both the Supreme Court and this Court, but as I see it the applicable rules require a different result.

1. (a) It is the duty of the appellate court to construe the evidence most strongly in support of the verdict and against the appellant. Associated Mutuals v. Pope Lumber Co., 200 Ga. 487, 496 (37 SE2d 393).(b) "This court can not review the findings of juries on issues of *417fact, unless, as a matter of law, a verdict has no…