79 Ga. 635 | Ga. | 1887
In justice’s court, the action was trover by the lender of an ox against a purchaser from the borrower. Three verdicts in favor of the defendant have been successively
After two or more concurrent verdicts, the evidence is to be taken by a reviewing court, whether on certiorari or writ of error, most strongly in favor of the prevailing party.
The lender called upon the borrower after hearing that the sale had been made, and had a very unsatisfactory interview with him. The borrower was in a great hurry, engaged in cultivating his cotton crop ; but there was no
Judgment reversed, on the ground that the court erred in sustaining the certiorari the third time.