91 Ga. 466 | Ga. | 1893
While the argument here was in progress, counsel for defendant in error expressed a willingness for the judgment to be reversed, and entered his consent to that effect in writing on the transcript of the record. This was done in the hope of a reversal on the cross-bill of exceptions, and for the sake of the opportunity which that reversal would afford to recover in another trial more damages than the jury awarded by the verdict already rendered. But we are satisfied with that verdict, as was the court below, and consequently we leave it to stand.
Judgment affirmed. Cross-bill of exceptions dismissed.