Reports of Cases in Law and Equity, Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia, in the Year ..., Volume 32Edward O. Jenkins, 1869 - Equity |
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... delivering the opinion . Is the verdict in this case so strongly and decidedly against the weight of evidence as to constrain this Court to grant a new trial , notwithstanding an application for this purpose was refused by the Circuit ...
... delivering the opinion . Is the verdict in this case so strongly and decidedly against the weight of evidence as to constrain this Court to grant a new trial , notwithstanding an application for this purpose was refused by the Circuit ...
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... delivering the opinion . Durham & Hartlett entered into a co - partnership in a brick - yard . Durham gave his note for one - half of the 30 , - 000 bricks then on hand , excepting 12,000 , and for one - half of the yard and the brick ...
... delivering the opinion . Durham & Hartlett entered into a co - partnership in a brick - yard . Durham gave his note for one - half of the 30 , - 000 bricks then on hand , excepting 12,000 , and for one - half of the yard and the brick ...
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... delivering the opinion . The verdict of the Jury in this case being for the plaintiff , the defendant moved for a new trial on the several grounds stated above . The Court below refused the motion , and de- fendant excepted on each ...
... delivering the opinion . The verdict of the Jury in this case being for the plaintiff , the defendant moved for a new trial on the several grounds stated above . The Court below refused the motion , and de- fendant excepted on each ...
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... delivering the opinion . In Alexander vs. Mercer and others , ( 7 Ga . R. , 549 ) this Court held that where an administrator , upon the discharge of his first sureties , gave a new bond , and subsequently became insolvent , equity ...
... delivering the opinion . In Alexander vs. Mercer and others , ( 7 Ga . R. , 549 ) this Court held that where an administrator , upon the discharge of his first sureties , gave a new bond , and subsequently became insolvent , equity ...
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... deliver him up to said Bishop to bring him home for me , and you will much oblige , " E. J. M. " Upon these facts ... delivering the opinion . 1. The testimony of Rutherford , the admission of which is the error assigned in the first ...
... deliver him up to said Bishop to bring him home for me , and you will much oblige , " E. J. M. " Upon these facts ... delivering the opinion . 1. The testimony of Rutherford , the admission of which is the error assigned in the first ...
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Page 471 - ... the defendant to show cause why a Receiver should not be appointed according to the prayer of the bill.
Page 440 - ... other possessions, unlawfully detain the same; and if it be found, upon such inquiry, that an unlawful...
Page 771 - ... time between the making of the will and the death of the testator.
Page 163 - To our minds, to reject the declarations of the only person having a vested interest and who was interested to declare the truth, whose fiat gave existence to the will, and whose fiat could destroy, and in doing the one or the other could interfere with the rights of no one, involves almost an absurdity ; and...
Page 609 - Ves. 190, that a feme covert acting with respect to her separate property, is competent to act in all respects as if she was a feme sole, is the proper rule, and necessary to support the decisions on this subject.
Page 708 - ... guineas, having, as he stated, made up his mind to buy the horse, relying on the defendant's positive assurance that he was sound.
Page 256 - If, when the cause of action shall accrue against any person, he shall be out of the state, such action may be commenced within the terms herein respectively limited, after the return of such person into this state; and if, after such cause of action shall have accrued, such person shall depart from and reside out of the state...
Page 322 - And, in arriving at a conclusion upon this subject, the jury may not only take into their consideration proofs tending to show the physical impossibility of the child born in wedlock being legitimate, but they may decide the question of paternity by attending to the relative situation of the parties, their habits of life, the evidence of conduct and of declarations connected with conduct, and to any induction which reason suggests, for determining upon the probabilities of the case.
Page 105 - J. 14), to show a new trial will not be granted, on the ground that the verdict was against the weight of evidence, if merely nominal damages cau be obtained.
Page 190 - ... defendant in error, to dismiss the writ of error, on the ground that the...