Reports of Cases in Law and Equity, Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia, in the Year ..., Volume 58Edward O. Jenkins, 1878 |
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Page 39
... objected to the introduction of any evidence before issue thus formed , and the objection was overruled by the court . 5. Because the court refused to give in charge the fol- lowing request : " If the prisoner fired even rashly to ...
... objected to the introduction of any evidence before issue thus formed , and the objection was overruled by the court . 5. Because the court refused to give in charge the fol- lowing request : " If the prisoner fired even rashly to ...
Page 43
... objected to Mr. King's evidence , I am confident the counsel for the state would have desisted until my return into the court - room . His tes- timony was not objectionable until he reached the point when he ordered the prisoner to shut ...
... objected to Mr. King's evidence , I am confident the counsel for the state would have desisted until my return into the court - room . His tes- timony was not objectionable until he reached the point when he ordered the prisoner to shut ...
Page 55
... objected to the questions propounded to the witness , the court sustained the objection , and the defendant excepted . The defendant testified as a witness in the case , that he was never notified of the non - payment of the order ...
... objected to the questions propounded to the witness , the court sustained the objection , and the defendant excepted . The defendant testified as a witness in the case , that he was never notified of the non - payment of the order ...
Page 58
... objected to by the defendants , but was admitted by the court . The plaintiff further testified , that on the evening of March 24th , 1875 , after his return from Macon , where he had been to demand the cotton from the defendants ...
... objected to by the defendants , but was admitted by the court . The plaintiff further testified , that on the evening of March 24th , 1875 , after his return from Macon , where he had been to demand the cotton from the defendants ...
Page 59
... objected , but it was nevertheless admitted . The jury found for the plaintiff $ 1,451.93 . The defend- ants moved for a new trial upon the following grounds , to- wit : 1st . Because the court erred in refusing to charge as fol- lows ...
... objected , but it was nevertheless admitted . The jury found for the plaintiff $ 1,451.93 . The defend- ants moved for a new trial upon the following grounds , to- wit : 1st . Because the court erred in refusing to charge as fol- lows ...
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