Elrod v. Bagley
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtHines, J.
This case has been here before. Elrod v. Bagley, 150 Ga. 329 (103 S. E. 841). A judgment of nonsuit was reversed. The only vital difference between the evidence on the first trial and that on the second trial, the result of which is now before us for' review, is, that the plaintiff was permitted to testify on the former trial, without demurrer or timely objection thereto, that he went into possession of the land in controversy the day he purchased it, and on the last trial he was not allowed to so testify, but was required to narrate the facts upon which he relied to show the character of his…
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