86 Ga. 585 | Ga. | 1891
This case is, in many respects, similar to that of The Mayor & Council of Macon v. The East Tenn., Va. & Ga. My. Co., reported in 82 Ga., beginning on page 501. Most of the questions determined in that case are conclusive upon the questions at issue in this. The right of the old Milledgeville Railroad Company to ten acres of land, constituting a part of what was known as the “Macon Reserve,” depended upon identically the same acts of the legislature, and the same action by the City
There are numerous assignments of error in the bill of exceptions, but all of them which We deem material have been fully covered by the rulings in the case cited, and those herein made. After a careful examination of the record, we find that no errors were committed by the presiding judge. The case was fairly submitted to the jury, every right of, the defendant was carefully guarded, and, in view of the facts disclosed by the record, we are satisfied that substantial justice has been done, more especially as the defendant has been relieved from the payment of all rents during the entire time it controlled and held possession of the property in dispute. We therefore affirm the judgment of the court below, Judgment affirmed.