Rainey v. Whatley

1. A ground of a motion for a now trial, complaining of the admission in evidence, over stated objections of Hie movant, of certain documents which are neither set out literally or in substance in the motion nor attached thereto as exhibits properly identified, but are merely referred to in the motion in general terms as being “all set out in the brief of the evidence in this case for complete reference to them as to what they show,” presents no question for adjudication. Ford v. Blackshear Manufacturing Co., 140 Ga., 670 (2) (79 S. E. 576) ; Perry v. Monroe, 150 Ga. 26 (2) (102 S. E. 356).…