117 Ga. 286 | Ga. | 1903
Suit was brought against the Southern Railway Company, for damages alleged to have been sustained by reason of its having maintained a nuisance in keeping a dam across a stream on the plaintiff’s land, as a result of which his field was inundated and rendered unfit for cultivation. The defendant filed a .special plea in abatement, alleging the pendency of another suit between
What has been said above disposes, not only of the exceptions pendente lite, but also of all that is of any importance in the motion. for new trial. Judgment affirmed.