Coker v. Eison

A. C. Coker recovered a verdict and judgment in trover against Y. Y. Eison in Milton superior court on March 5, 1929. On the following day and during the same term Eison filed a motion to set aside the verdict and judgment, which motion, with a rule nisi granted thereon by the presiding judge, was duly served upon Coker. The bill of exceptions recites that at the time and place of hearing Coker appeared and orally moved to dismiss the motion to set aside the judgment, upon the following grounds: (1) The same sets forth no legal reason why the judgment should be set aside or vacated. (2) The…