Hughes v. Cobb

Hewlett, Justice.

The rulings announced in the first four headnotes, dealing with the demurrer to the petition, do not require elaboration.

The question now for decision is, considering the evidence most favorably to the plaintiff, did the court err in directing the verdict for the defendant? It is error for the judge to direct a verdict, except where there is no conflict in the evidence as to the material facts, and the evidence introduced together with all reasonable deductions or inferences therefrom demands a particular verdict. Code, § 110-104; Shaw v. Probasco, 139 Ga. 481 (77 S. E. 577).…