Kmart Corp. v. Merriweather
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Judge.
The appellants failed to include in the appellate record a portion of the evidence presented to the jury. Their enumerations of error all focus on the lack of evidence to sustain the jury verdict against them. Since a consideration of these enumerations requires a review of all evidence presented to the jury, we must affirm.
Accusing Robert Merriweather of shoplifting, Kmart Corporation and Willie Turner detained Robert and turned him over to police. Robert was eventually acquitted of the shoplifting charge. He and his wife then sued Kmart and Turner for various torts arising out…
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