170 Ga. 495 | Ga. | 1930
(After stating the foregoing facts.)
Ground 7 of the motion for new trial complains of the following charge of the court: “If you find from the evidence in this ease that J. G. Patterson, one of the members of the partnership of Patterson & Son, purchased the ‘Hawkins place’ for the partner
Ground 11 of the motion for new trial excepts to a refusal to give to the jury the following instruction: “Whether the silence, if any, oE one in whoso presence statements are made, which he does not deity, amounts to an admission, depends upon whether the circumstances require of him an answer. If, in the case at bar, you believe from the evidence that the said J. G. Patterson made in the presence of his son, the defendant, T. A. Patterson, any statement in regard to the said T. A. Patterson not having an interest with him in any particular piece of land involved in this litigation, such as the Hawkins place, and you further believe from the evidence that the circumstances at the time said statement was
Other headnotes require no elaboration.
The evidence authorized the verdict, and the judge did not err in overruling the motion for new trial.
Judgment affirmed.