Partain v. King

Duckworth, Chief Justice.

1. The testimony of a party in his own behalf -when contradictory will be construed most strongly against him, and he is not entitled to a finding in his favor if that version of the testimony most unfavorable to him shows that the verdict should be against him. Davis v. Akridge, 199 Ga. 867 (2) (36 S. E. 2d, 102).

2. The tenant is not allowed to dispute his landlord’s title without first surrendering possession. Code, § 61-107. Where the testimony of the defendant in an action for land shows that he is the tenant of the plaintiff, and it is admitted without objection,…