137 Ga. 347 | Ga. | 1912
The Central Georgia Power Company condemned certain lands belonging, to M. M. Preston, for the purpose of erecting and maintaining towers and transmission lines on and across the same. Prom the award of the assessors Preston appealed to a jury in the superior court. To the verdict awarded by the jury the Power Company excepted and moved for a new trial, and upon the court’s refusal to grant the same the case was brought here for review.
The, other requests to charge, in so far as they were legal and pertinent and not of a merely cautionary nature, were sufficiently covered by the general charge.
Judgment affirmed.