Alford v. Young

1. In this suit to foreclose a sawmillman’s lien upon lumber sawn for the defendant it can not be held as a matter of law that the verdict in favor of the plaintiff was for an amount in excess of that authorized by the evidence. The plaintiff’s testimony as it appears in the instant record was more complete and definite than was his testimony upon the first trial (Alford v. Young, 33 Ga. App. 329, 126 S. E. 268), and was sufficient to support the verdict in his favor for the amount awarded.

2. While it appeared that the plaintiff removed his sawmill from its site upon the defendant’s land…