Harrison v. Neel Gap Bus Line Inc.

1. “A direct bill of exceptions will lie to a ruling of a trial court directing a verdict.” Webb v. Hicks, 117 Ga. 335 (43 S. E. 738); Legere v. Blakely Gin Co., 11 Ga. App. 325 (75 S. E. 163). An assignment of error, contained in a bill of exceptions, as follows: “To the ruling of the court directing said verdict for the defendant, Neel Gap Bus Line, against plaintiff in error, plaintiff in error excepted, now excepts and assigns the same as error upon the ground "there were issues of fact to be tried under the pleadings and the evidence in said case that should have been determined by the…