Cambridge Tile Co. v. Scaife & Sons Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Intervention. Before Judge Seabrook. Liberty superior court. September 20, 1910.
1Opinion of the Court
(Fish, O. J.
1. Where in a bill of exceptions, assigning error upon the judgment of a trial court in awarding a fund in court to one of two contestants therefor, the issues presented by the pleadings and the facts as agreed upon by counsel for the respective parties are set forth, and there is an averment in the bill of exceptions that upon such issues and facts the judge, as a matter of law, decided that the party other than the one complaining was entitled to the fund, an assignment of error that such decision was error because it was contrary to law is sufficient; and the motion to dismiss…
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