Jarrett v. City Electric Railway Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action for damages. Before Judge Henry. Floyd superior court. November 24, 1903. cited Civil Code, §§ 4047 (6), 4960, 4974, 4981, 4994, 5098-9, 5102; Ga. B. 18/756; 29/339; ,36/602; 68/828; 88/245; 94/780 (2); 106/451. cited Civil Code, §§4995, 5067, 5099, 5119; Dicey on Parties, Rule 114, p. 500.
1Opinion of the CourtSimmons, C. J.
1. Where it clearly appears that, in the trial of the questions brought up by a bill of exceptions, no evidence was introduced before the trial judge, the writ of error will not be dismissed because the bill of exceptions does not expressly state that no evidence was introduced.
2. Where Jarrett brought suit against a street-railway company and the plaintiff’s name was properly stated in the body of the original petition, but was written “Jarvitt” in the “backing” of the petition and in the caption of the process annexed by the clerk and was also written “Jarvitt ” in the copy petition and in…
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