150 Ga. 564 | Ga. | 1920
1. The evidence offered upon the trial by the plaintiff in error, to the exclusion of which exception is taken in certain grounds of the motion for a new trial, was properly excluded by the court.
2. Under the evidence in the ease no judgment other than that rendered by the court, to whom the entire case was submitted without the intervention of a jury, could properly have been rendered.
Judgment affirmed.
cited: Civil Code, §§ 3657, 3934; Park v. Mullins, 124 Ga. 1072; Simpson v. Ennis, 114 Ga. 202; Wilkins v. Gibson, 113 Ga. 31; McGowan v. Brooks, 113 Ga. 532; Conyers v. Bruce, 109 Ga. 190; 37 Cyc. 392.
cited, on administrator’s right to recover: Civil Code, §§ 3929, 3934; Cochran v. Bugg, 131 Ga. 588; Holt v. Anderson, 98 Ga. 222. On subrogation: Civil Code, §§ 3558, 3567, 3568, 6037, 6039, 6076, 6540; Wilkins v. Gibson, 113 Ga. 33 (10), 58; Gray v. Obear, 55 Ga. 138. On estoppel: Civil Code, §§ 4189, 3723; Baker v. Sheppard, 37 Ga. 12; Sewell v. Holland, 61 Ga. 608; Lane v. Malcolm, 141 Ga. 424; 16 Cyc. 685, 686.