Jones Motor Co. v. Macon Savings Bank

1. In a bill of exceptions to a judgment for the defendant, rendered by the trial judge in passing upon questions both of law and of fact, under an agreed statement of facts, the assignments of error are sufficient where the judgment thus rendered is excepted to on the grounds that the court erred in the finding of fact, and also erred in the conclusions of law; that “the court erred in entering up judgment for the defendant in said case, and that he should have found for the plaintiff in the sum sued for;” that “as a matter of law, under the agreed statement of facts, the only legal verdict…