Fender v. Shaw

This case has been twice before the Supreme Court. Fender v. Shaw, 135 Ga. 224 (69 S. E. 110), and Shaw v. Fender, 138 Ga. 48 (74 S. E. 792). The suit was brought by F. M. Shaw against W. L. Eender and R. L. Carter, to recover damages for the alleged cutting of certain timber, and for injunction, etc. Upon the third and last trial of the case, the jury found for the plaintiff the sum of $225. A motion for a new trial was overruled, and the defendants excepted. On the trial of the case it was stipulated and agreed in open court between the plaintiff and defendants as follows: (1) That the…