Georgia Power Co. v. Banning Cotton Mills

1. While it is the general rule that one of two or more joint tort-feasors has no right of action over against those connected with him in the tort, for either contribution or indemnity, where he alone has been compelled to satisfy the damages resulting from the tort, *672still where the owner of premises has been held liable to a person impliedly invited thereon, for injuries sustained by reason of the owner’s failure to exercise due care to discover a defect or danger existing at the place to which such person was impliedly invited, the owner may have a right'to recover over against another,…