Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Ass'n v. LeMaster
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtNichols, J.
1. There is a motion to dismiss the writ oí error on grounds that the assignment of error therein made is not sufficiently definite, relates to evidence not identified by the trial judge, assigns error on the whole of a judgment consisting of findings of law and fact, and refers to other parts of the record. The following statements are made in the writ of error: “After hearing argument of counsel for both parties in said case the court took said case under advisement and on December 1, 1953, rendered its judgment construing the agency contract between the parties in said case and declaring…
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