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Hogan v. State
163 S.E.2d 889
Ga. Ct. App.
1968
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served at his the having spontaneous were not inconsistent with his heart attack rulings objections deposition some sort. to the (a) are not deposition erroneous because the should not be ex- (b) cluded in its entirety, objection, with or without trial court hearsay evidence, should not consider answers hypothetical questions based not on facts evidence. grant summary error.

Judgment reversed. Jordan, con- Pannell, J., specially. curs concurring Judge, opinion I concur in

Pannell, explanatory that some remarks written, necessary but feel are quotation Martin, view from Freeman v. App. it, see As I rule stated does re- 239 liability negligence, but, move where the loss of control is solely by physical caused the unforeseen attack on the conscious- proximate ness driver and this is the sole cause of the injury complained of, causing and the attack the unconscious- ness could not been foreseen by have the driver in the exercise ordinary care, negligence. there nois If the driver also negli- be gent way negligence in some and this contributing is a proximate injuries cause to complained of, may the driver be liable irrespective of physical the sudden attack causing unconscious- ness. stated, therefore, The rule should upon be based negligence absence of than rather non-liability negligence under the circumstances.

43911. HOGAN THE STATE. Bell, Presiding Judge. Defendant was convicted and sentenced August

on 22, 1967, for the possessing offense of burglary tools. court overruled his motion for new trial on January 30, February On defendant filed motion on the motion for new trial and on February filed an amendment to the motion for new trial, which had previously been overruled. March On the trial court en- striking tered an order the amendment from the record and filed notice rehearing. Defendant motion for dismissing the April Held: on (Ga. pp. Section 5 6-803) part: provides in “A amended; Code ap- entry days filed shall be within 30 *2 . . complained of . but judgment or pealable decision judgment, of a motion in arrest trial, a motion for new or when has been notwithstanding the verdict judgment or a for motion entry days after the filed, the notice shall be filed within 30 finally dis- overruling, or otherwise granting, of the order January of judgment court’s posing of motion.” trial new not set aside 1968, overruling the motion for trial was motion, finally disposed judgment or vacated. As that terms comply order with clear necessary, it was in to appeal judgment after the days to notice of within Act, file (Code an under Section 6 was entered to obtain extension 6-804). filing appeal is not date following a final automatically by proceedings extended in judgment except instances set forth those (162 McQueen, v. Section 5 of the Act. Wilson 224 Ga. 420 provision no which contains would SE2d appeal to be extended permit filing time a notice a motion for by further a motion for filing overruling new has been overruled where the not filed the motion is not vacated. this was within As by the time the motion to required Appellate Practice brought by appellee’s granted. dismiss council is Quillian, concurs September 26, 1968. Submitted John H. Jr., for Ruffin,

George E. Hains, General, Leverett, Solicitor Freeman Judge, concurring specially. Assembly The General Hall, Georgia intent of has stated amended, liberally Act of that the Act “shall be was bring construed decision merits every so as to about a case case.” appealed, any personally and to avoid dismissal I only precept during have tried to follow this since at my years four of service on this court a time when an appeal regardless my However, of error. form of a writ in the was in invitum decision of the opinion must follow personal I McQueen, v. Supreme Court Wilson in this criminal 313) dismissal and concur technicality. upon tickey case based Presiding Judge. Addendum. It is as elemental Appeals is decisions of the the Court of bound ABC that as it why is the case was written was. Supreme Court. That necessary. explanation other No COMPANY, REALTY INC. ATLANTIS GREENE Inc. filed a claim Judge. Realty Company, Atlantis Quillian, against Shirley for a commission due E. Grace H. Greene alleged for an breach of an exclusive sales contract. The filed a motion dismiss was overruled. defendants which appealed Defendant, Shirley Greene, F. and the case is here *3 for review. Held: judgment overruling the defendant’s motion to dismiss was

not a final record contains of the trial judgment; no order judge certifying had; that immediate review should be and question does not fall within the designated judgments from which an is permitted. Thus, apparent it is judgment appealed from does appealable judgment meet the criteria of an within the meaning of p. 18, Ga. L. 1968, pp. amended Ga. L. Lloyd Industries Steel, App. 377, O’Neal and cases therein cited. concur. Argued September

Lewis, Cagle, Lewis & Cagle, Hayes Robert W. McEvoy, & Randolph Hayes,

Joseph Abraham, Gershon, Ruden & Schwartz, David Ger- shon,

Case Details

Case Name: Hogan v. State
Court Name: Court of Appeals of Georgia
Date Published: Sep 26, 1968
Citation: 163 S.E.2d 889
Docket Number: 43911
Court Abbreviation: Ga. Ct. App.
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