Long v. Bank of Minden

The Bank of Minden sued Long in the city court of Elberton, and recovered a judgment. The defendant made a motion for a new trial, which was overruled, and he filed a bill of exceptions assigning error upon this judgment. The plaintiff filed a cross-bill, assigning error upon the refusal of the judge to dismiss the motion for a new trial, and also filed an independent bill of exceptions containing the same assignment of error. For want of time the Supreme Court was unable to hear oral argument in all civil cases entered upon the docket of the March term, 1906. On June 22, 1906, an order was…