110 Ga. 99 | Ga. | 1900
Waterman & Company sued Snowden to recover •damages for a breach of warranty in the sale of certain live stock. The trial resulted in a verdict for the plaintiffs. It was brought to this court, and the judgment reversed on certain grounds, which are fully set out in the report and decision of the case, 100 Ga. 588. The second trial also resulted in a verdict for the plaintiffs,- and the refusal of the trial judge to grant a motion for new trial was excepted to and brought to this court, and the judgment again reversed. The facts of the case, and the ruling reversing the judgment for the second time, will be found reported in the 105 Ga. 384. Another trial of the •case was had, and resulted for the third time in a verdict for the plaintiffs. A motion was again made for a new trial, which was overruled, and exceptions to that judgment are now presented for our consideration. It may be stated in general terms that the action was brought to recover damages which the plaintiffs alleged they sustained because a car-load of mules which they had purchased from the defendant was at the time of the purchase infected with glanders, by reason of which the animals were worthless, and also other sums in the nature of expenses which it was alleged the plaintiffs paid out in connection with the nursing, care, etc., of the mules. The jury returned a ver
Judgment reversed, with direction.