Sash v. Wilson Lumber Co.

1. A ground of a motion for a new trial, assigning error upon the admission of documentary evidence, will not be considered unless the evidence objected to be set forth, either literally or in substance, in the motion itself, or attached thereto as an exhibit. A mere reference in the motion to another part of the record where the evidence may be found will not suffice. Hicks v. Webb, 127 Ga. 170 (56 S. E. 307). In .the present case error is assigned upon the admission in evidence of an original amendment, with an exhibit attached thereto, filed by the defendant to an answer in a former suit…