Fudge v. Kelly
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Trover, from city court of Miller county — -Judge Bush. February 25, 1908.
1OpinionPowell, J.
(Upon rehearing.) In the original decision of this case (on which a judgment of affirmance was rendered) we made a plain, palpable error. We are glad it has been called to *631our attention before it is beyond our power to correct it. Indeed, in any case, there is nobody’s error that we shall be less reluctant to correct than our own, if we shall be able to see the latter in time legally to do so.
The plaintiff in this case claimed that in swapping horses with the defendant, the latter represented to him, in substance, that his animal was free from incumbrance. It appears from the record that the…
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