Perry v. Hammock

MacIntyre, P. J.,

concurring specially.- The gist of the plaintiff’s complaint in special ground one is that the newly discovered evidence relates to the verbal admission of the defendant after verdict and goes to show that the defendant had obtained a verdict wrongfully.

The plaintiff, however, pleaded as a matter of inducement and as merely introductory to the gist of the cause of his complaint (Hobbs v. Holliman, 74 Ga. App. 735, 41 S. E. 2d, 332), or in some respects explanatory of it, or the manner in which it originally took place, that the defendant had given a witness money to swear…