Central of Georgia Railway Co. v. Brower

Carlisle, Judge-.

It is so well established in Georgia as to require no- citation of authority that questions of negligence and causation are, except in plain, palpable and indisputable cases, solely for decision by the jury, and that such questions will not be decided upon demurrer unless reasonable minds cannot differ. It is equally well established that, unless the defendant can admit every allegation of fact set forth in the petition and still escape liability, a general demurrer ought not to be sustained.

As has been said on numerous occasions, no two cases are exactly alike in the facts…