54 Ga. App. 734 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1936
Mrs. Alma Stalnaker brought suit against John H. Baird, for damages on account of the death of her son, which resulted from an automobile collision. Verdict and judgment were rendered for the defendant, and the plaintiff assigned error on the overruling of her motion for new trial. While the
Mrs. Leaptrot’s testimony as to the defendant’s ear being 350 feet away “when noted” conflicts with a plat introduced in evidence by the plaintiff, which shows, when measured according to the scale of measurement prescribed thereon, that the defendant’s
Even if the jury could infer from the evidence introduced by the plaintiff that the defendant was traveling faster than forty miles "per hour, they of course had the right to accept the testi
Judgment affirmed.