Flanders & Huguenin v. Maynard
Supreme Court of Georgia
Practice in the Supreme Court. New trial. Sales. Delivery. Evidence. Before Judge LIill. Bibb Superior Court. April Adjourned Term, 1876. Maynard brought trover against Elanders & Huguenin for twenty-one bales of cotton. The general issue was pleaded.The evidence presented, in substance, the facts set forth in the third division of the opinion.
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Practice in the Supreme Court. New trial. Sales. Delivery. Evidence. Before Judge LIill. Bibb Superior Court. April Adjourned Term, 1876. Maynard brought trover against Elanders & Huguenin for twenty-one bales of cotton. The general issue was pleaded.The evidence presented, in substance, the facts set forth in the third division of the opinion. The cotton was sold by plaintiff to H. G-. Bean & Company, at Forsyth, on' March 8, 1875, for $1,451.53. Whether it was understood between the parties that the title was not to pass until the money was actually paid, the testimoney was conflicting.…
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Judge.
1. Where some of the grounds of the motion for new trial are, that certain charges were given, that certain requests to charge were refused, and that certain evidence was admitted over the movant’s objection, the truth of the matters alleged in these grounds is sufficiently verified by a direct statement in the record, signed by the judge, declaring that “the above and foregoing objections to the charge of the court, and statement of the evidence, are true, and contain a correct record of the same.” Although the phraseology of this statement is peculiar and its construction…
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