Warren v. Rushing
Supreme Court of Georgia
Motion to arrest judgment. Before Judge Charlton. Chatham superior court. August 20, 1914.
1Opinion of the CourtHill, J.
I. Suit was brought against three persons jointly, to recover damages on account of alleged false imprisonment- of the plaintiff, the residence of the defendants being stated in the petition. The venue was laid in a county in which only one of the defendants resided. On the trial a verdict was rendered only against the two defendants who resided out of the county, and a judgment was entered on this verdict. A motion was made to arrest the judgment, on the ground, among others, that, the jury having found in favor of the resident defendant, the verdict and judgment against the non-resident…
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