Smith v. Savannah, Fla. & Western Railway Co.

Bleckley, Chief Justice.

This is the first grant of a new trial. The motion contains several grounds, some of them special and some general. The judgment granting a new ti’ial rests upon the whole motion, not being put by the order upon any particular ground. The opinion of the court discusses the reasons of the presiding judge fox-deciding’ as he did. But these reasons, whether illogical or not, are no part' of the judgment, and consequently are not open to attack by assigning them as error. The only reviewable action of the court in deciding the motion is the judgment which the coux-t…