Linder v. Brown
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action for damages. Before Judge Meadow. Hart superior court. August 27, 1910.
1Opinion of the CourtLumpkin, J.
1. The petition set out a cause of action.
2. Whether or not, pending the trial of an action for damages to the plaintiff, the presiding judge can properly send the jury to inspect the place where the injury occurred, on motion of counsel for one party, and without the consent of the other party, yet where counsel for the latter is present when the motion is made, and interposes no objection, he will be considered as waiving any right to object which he may have, and a mistrial will not be granted upon motion therefor made after the jury have been sent to the place and allowed to inspect it.…
2Cases cited14 opinions
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- Walden v. WaldenSupreme Court of Georgia · 1907
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