Tuck v. National Bank

This case was here and decided at the March term, 1897. See 102 Ga. 556. It was simply ruled then that the principles announced in the decision in the case of Bank of the University v. Tuck, 101 Ga. 104, controlled the case, and the judgment rendered in favor of Tuck was reversed and a new trial ordered. At the next trial the court, at the conclusion of the evidence, directed a verdict for the bank, and Tuck made a motion for a new trial, which was overruled. There are but two grounds of the motion which need to be considered by us in determining the case. The defendant amended his pleas,…