125 Ga. 82 | Ga. | 1906
1. On the trial of an action for the recovery of divers amounts of money, furnished at different times by plaintiff to defendant, to be invested by defendant, in specified ways, for the benefit of plaintiff, who claimed that defendant had fraudulently induced him to part with such funds, had fraudulently converted a large portion thereof to his own use, and had fraudulently invested the balance to plaintiff’s loss, where the evidence did not demand a finding that plaintiff did not discover the alleged fraud until within four years prior to the bringing of the action, it was error for the court to charge the jury, “that if you find
2. As to the statute of limitation in favor of one occupying towards another the position of a confidential and continuing agent for the purpose of making investments, etc., see Rucker v. Maddox, 114 Ga. 899, and cit.
Judgment reversed.