67 Ga. 739 | Ga. | 1881
The first ground of the motion for the new trial was the error assigned on overruling the demurrer.
We decline to review the action of the court in the Eller case, referred to in the 13th ground of this motion, only so far as it may have affected prejudicially the rights of this defendant upon this trial, and we see no well-grounded cause of complaint by this defendant, under the facts as stated in the motion and as explained by the court. Neither do we find any error in the complaints as set forth in the 15th, 16, 17th and 18th grounds of the motion.
Where there is sufficient evidence to support the verdict, and the court below is satisfied with it, and there is no error of law, we have too often ruled that this court will not interfere now to seek to make the case at the bar an exceptional one.
Let the judgment below be affirmed.