Corley v. Cobb County
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Action for damages; from Cobb superior court — Judge Searcy^ presiding. April 24, 1917.
1Opinion of the CourtWade, C. J.
J. T. Corley brought suit against Cobb county, seeking damages for personal injuries to his wife, and alleged, in brief, that on May 26, 1914, while his wife was driving a horse attached to a buggy, from her home on the Powder Springs road, a public highway, to Marietta, Georgia, and while descending a long hill commonly known as “Goodman Hill,” at a point about midway thereof and about 150 yards south of the public bridge which spans the “two-mile branch,” the horse, from a cause unknown to the driver, suddenly became frightened, ran down the hill, and continued his flight on to the bridge;…
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