McNish v. Gilbert

Beasley, Judge.

McNish was injured in the course of riding the Gilberts’ horse. She sued, alleging negligence in certain particulars, and the court granted summary judgment to defendants, prompting McNish’s appeal. The depositions of all of the parties were considered.

On a motion for summary judgment, the evidence must be construed favorably to the party opposing the motion, affording that party the benefit of all reasonable doubts and reasonable inferences. Fowler v. Ford Motor Credit Co., 180 Ga. App. 738, 739 (350 SE2d 319) (1986). The question is whether, under the theory and evidence thus…