Martell v. Watson

Deen, Judge.

In this processioning case the jury was instructed as to the form of their verdicts should they find for the applicant, and the form if they found for the protestant. The dispute centered over the north-south line between the respective properties, the lines urged by each being about 200 feet apart. The unsuccessful protestant now contends the court should have charged an additional form of verdict if it found against both contended lines (see McCollum v. Thomason, 32 Ga. App. 160 (122 SE 800)) and failed to charge a possible verdict if they believed the processioners had made a…