108 Ga. 306 | Ga. | 1899
As to the written request to charge, there was no error in refusing to give it, for it assumed, that the deceased was a trespasser, whereas there was evidence warranting a finding that he was a licensee. Furthermore, it appears from the record that the judge in his charge did instruct the jury, in substance, that the deceased was to be regarded as a trespasser; so the company has no just cause of complaint that the request presented by it was not also given.
Judgment on both bills of exceptions affirmed.