Maynard v. Head
Supreme Court of Georgia
New Trial. Practice in Superior Court. Before Judge Boynton. Monroe Superior Court. February Term, 1886. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Blandford, Justice.
In this case, a verdict having gone against Head, he moved for a new trial, and an order was granted in term *191for that purpose, that the hearing should be had in vacation, with leave to the movant to present a brief of the evidence when the time of the hearing arrived. On account of the sickness of movant’s counsel, by consent, the hearing was postponed until the next regular term of the court, and at the May adjourned term, an order was granted giving the movant until the final hearing of the motion to perfect and present a brief of the evidence, and the case was set for a…
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