131 Ga. 326 | Ga. | 1908
The original motion for a new trial contains the general eind usual grounds, it being contended that the verdict is contrary to the evidence and without evidence to support it; and the first eight grounds of the amended motion are merely an elaboration of the contention that the verdict is without evidence to support it, pointing out with particularity in what respects the verdict is not supported by the evidence in the case. The evidence set out in the record is voluminous and conflicting; and inasmuch as the ease is remanded for a new trial, no opinion is expressed as to the weight of the testimony in regard to the various issues raised.
In the last ground of the motion error is assigned upon the fol
Other portions of the court’s charge were excepted to, but, after a careful consideration of the same, we are of the opinion that they were substantially correct, and are open only to the criticism that the instructions contained in them somewhat inaptly, or, possibly, inaccurately express the proposition of law which the court intended to enunciate for the guidance of the jury.
Judgment reversed.