Mayor of Brunswick v. Moore
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Complaint was brought on an open account, and the case was submitted to the presiding judge, without a jury, by agreement. The facts were agreed on, except certain provisions of the ordinances of the city of Brunswick, which were introduced in evidence. The judge rendered judgment for the plaintiff for a specified amount. Defendant excepted, and assigned error in the following words: “ Defendant in said case excepted, and now excepts, to said judgment, and assigns the same as error:”
Held, that this was too general an assignment. It should have stated wherein the error cf such judgment…
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