Pantone v. Pantone

Hawkins, Justice.

(After stating the foregoing facts.) We cannot agree with the plaintiffs that the evidence in this case demands a verdict in their favor. While it is true that in Lankford v. Holton, 187 Ga. 94, 102 (200 S. E. 243), this court held: “Direct and positive testimony, as distinguished from testimony circumstantial, opinionative, or actually negative in character, which is given by an unimpeached witness as to the existence of a fact apparently within his own knowledge, which is not in itself incredible, impossible, or inherently improbable, and which is not contradicted directly…