Brown v. Richards
Supreme Court of Georgia
Motion for new trial. Before Judge Harris. Carroll superior court. June 14, 1901. cited: 75 Ga. 347; 78 Ga. 140; Id. 190; 95 Ga. 412; 96 Ga. 433j 101 Ga. 371; 109 Ga. 175. cited: 67 Ga. 765; 91 Ga. 13; 99 Ga. 374, 376; 102 Ga. 590; 105 Ga. 483; 106 Ga. 179; 111 Ga. 889.
1Opinion of the CourtCobb, J.
The plaintiff in error-filed, at the April term, 1901, of Carroll superior court, a motion for a new trial. The recitals of fact in this motion were approved as true by the judge, and an order was passed on April 26, requiring the respondents to show cause, at an adjourned term to be held in June, why the motion should not be granted; it being provided in this order that the movant should “ have until the final hearing of this motion to pre*319pare, have approved and filed a brief of the testimony introduced on the trial of said case and to perfect said motion without prejudice.” By another order…
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