Portwood v. Bennett Trading Co.

1. When a given state of facts will authorize several different conclusions, it is a question of fact as to which is the true and correct solution; but where only one reasonable inference can be drawn therefrom, the question is resolved into one of law, and may be determined as a matter of law by the court. Code, § 110-104; Dixon v. Bristol Savings Bank, 102 Ga. 461, 468 (31 S. E. 96, 66 Am. St. R. 193).

2. The facts stated in the certified question, if proved without dispute Or qualification, would authorize no inference other than that the “transactions did not constitute a series of bona…