Moore, Marsh & Co. v. Brown
Supreme Court of Georgia
Practice. Parties. Burden of proof. Order of argument. Charge of court. Evidence. Before Judge John T. Clarke. Terrell superior court. November term, 1887. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Chief Justice.
This case, being reached and called in its order in the forenoon, was dismissed for want of prosecution and for lack of service of the bill of exceptions on the sheriff. This lack of service was brought to the attention of the court by counsel for the defendants in error, and its bearing on the case was only slightly considered, no *12counsel being in attendance for tbe plaintiffs in error. In tbe afternoon, Judge Vason moved to reinstate tbe ease, and showed for cause tbat be was tbe sole counsel relied upon to represent tbe plaintiffs in error, ^fchat be bad attended in…
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