Horton v. Johnson

Pratt, Judge.

It is ably argued by learned counsel for the plaintiff in error that the evidence is insufficient to support the verdict. When this case was formerly here, 187 Ga. 9, supra, this court in effect ruled that the allegations of the original petition, with the exceptions there stated which have been cured by amendment, taken as true, would entitle the plaintiff in the trial court to the relief sought. After a careful and painstaking study of the record we are unable to hold as a matter of law that the verdict is not supported by evidence. The petition as amended alleges that Mrs.…