Copeland v. Geise

There is a motion to dismiss the bill of exceptions on the grounds that (a) plaintiff in error fails to assign error on a final judgment; (b) a nonsuit of the plaintiff can not be a final judgment where the defendant has a cross-action; (c) the refusal to grant a nonsuit is never error where-a verdict is returned in favor of the plaintiff, and (d) the evidence does not authorize a verdict for the plaintiff. The last-ground will not be considered as it is not a proper ground of a motion to dismiss a bill of exceptions. . The first three grounds are without merit. Code § 6-701 as amended (Ga.…