Reynolds v. Satterfield

The court’s qualification of the jury at the opening of the term did not have the effect of qualifying the jury as to the Georgia Casualty Company in the instant case. The qualification did not mention the Georgia Casualty Company. It mentioned by name several liability insurance companies and referred to “other like” companies. The plaintiff had the right to have the jury qualified as to the Georgia Casualty Company specifically and we feel that a mere reference to “other like” companies did not sufficiently meet the requirement under that right, over the objection of the plaintiff. In view…