Thompson v. Georgia Railroad & Banking Co.

Bleckley, Judge.

There is but a single decision of the court excepted to, and that is the judgment overruling the motion for a new trial. In the bill of exceptions there is a detailed specification of the various grounds contained in the motion; but there is no statement, direct of indirect, that the matters of fact which these grounds involve are true. The bill of exceptions and the certificate of the judge annexed thereto, (which latter is in the usual form) cannot, therefore, be taken as any verification whatever of these matters of fact. For the judge to certify that a motion was made by…