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Wood v. Sanders
87 Ga. App. 84
Ga. Ct. App.
1952
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*1 re d) 10 and 11 of paragraphs and original of and b, (a) of paragraph 5 No. and 34256, demurrers in newed case they refer 34257, insofar case renewed demurrers in No. damages, should injuries part the husband’s the wife’s of in objection of these grounds been other have sustained. (a) overruled. properly were paragraphs demurrers to be esti question, to jury of the wife’s services is value their own evidence and observation light in mated of Ry. Shaw, & Power Co. experience. 146(3) 22 and renewed 11, 19, 20, 21, 23 of

Paragraphs negligence allegations of attack in No. 34256 murrer by paragraph herein as shown set out in the statement facts they are con ground 16 of the as amended on pleaded, and by the facts not warranted pleader clusions ought to as what do information sufficient para been defendant. have conclusions, objectionable as mere graph 16 as amended are furnishing in information. nor are indefinite sufficient general properly demurrers overruled court both should have special cases. The demurrers in cases both 5(b) 6 of been pointed 4(b), sustained as divisions special properly over- opinion. All other demurrers ruled. part part reversed both cases. affirmed

Gardner, P.J., Carlisle, J., concur. WOOD v. et

34195. SANDERS al. *2 Thomas,

William A. in error.

Wright, Love, & contra. Oxford question C.J. The for consideration here whether Sutton, is support evidence there was judge, the trial before whom tried jury, without a in favor According defendants. to the appeal in the Court Fulton County, which were certified as true rendered his judge, he that- gratuitous bailees that because he found find- Insofar in the case. as his been no there had that the defendants established ing gratuitous of a bailment raise- can goods, lawfully possession obtained the defendants- alleged in complaint, for she plaintiff testified possession were in house, and had it at the placed there. whether controlling the trial was The main issue on property by there 107-101 that provided by Code defendants. While it is § a conversion of shall when possession defendant of trover where the is in an action apply where the brought, rule does not the action is present case,, In lawfully acquired. possession was sued for in their the defendants disclaimed title to *3 of the they lawfully acquired possession prop as had plea, and, an plaintiff it for the to erty bailees, was goods demand for and the or a actual conversion of be by a bailee an actual redeliver them. “Unless to against him will lie without a shown, an action trover and failure to redeliver.” Love demand the previous 103). (4 Rabun, Baston v. Fowler, S. E. less v. 136 (1) (41 Vaughn Wright, v. 139 Ga. 736 568); E. Ga. 378 S. 115 (1914B), (N. S.) 785, 32 Ann. Cas. L. A. (78 S. E. R. (95 316); (1) E. App. S. 821); Sappington Rimes, v. (6) May Co., 45 Ga. Spiegel, Stern Carter plaintiff, case showed that the present The evidence the garage be- in a shed or goods placed the sued August, 1948, to permission defendants’ house, with the hind the to place live. The find another she could there until leave them by her articles 13 boxes of about plaintiff had a list of the articles and defendants the movers; did she the defendants defendants, the them in with not check did storage left. No rental what articles did not know the sent a truck to paid. made or charges (eight) of the had some August, defendants’ shed the defendants’ according to up; and, picked boxes picked occasions and of other by a number plaintiff came on the know did not although defendants property, up items her of the shed. gotten had out plaintiff what the to and was the trover suit marshal, who served deputy the de- that he went to testified process, bail have executed the presence J. T. Sanders to house, explained his property of the them the list Sanders, read to Mrs. Annie mar- deputy told above named sued for. The defendants belonging to the any property had they had never shal that permitted they was some plaintiff, but that there possession. been in their never the barn which had to left in it did not pick up property, deputy marshal did not upon possession, and, instruc- appear in the .defendants’ to be deputy did not take marshal, from the tions day. There following made prison. The defendants bond to of the defendants inconsistent with nothing was in this conduct such as would amount rights property, owner to plaintiff testified that she had asked the defend-

While the property, gotten her but had never for the remainder of ants for, testimony positive her did back the items sued not show a by defendants, refusal to redeliver defendants testi- plaintiff repeatedly away fied that had asked the to take but that had property, and that so, get never refused let her shed. to judge trial authorized find that there had been no de- for her by mand no refusal her, deliver as would defendants to such have been evi- Accordingly, conversion. dence of a *4 that there defendants was sup- ported by was his favor of the de- fendants. Appellate Division of the Court of County Fulton affirming grant

did not err a new trial. Felton, J., concurs. Worrill, J., concurs affirmed. specially. concur I J., concurring specially.

Felton, never had opinion the defendants my reason any possession of v. DOBBS.

34188. BURGER

Case Details

Case Name: Wood v. Sanders
Court Name: Court of Appeals of Georgia
Date Published: Sep 26, 1952
Citation: 87 Ga. App. 84
Docket Number: 34195
Court Abbreviation: Ga. Ct. App.
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