Cureton v. Ketcherside & Brown
75 Ga. 890
Opinion
The verdict in this case was warranted by the evidence, and the presiding judge being satisfied therewith, this court will not interfere.
(a.) While this case approaches nearly to the point at which damages will be granted against the plaintiff in error, yet it does not clearly appear that it was brought to this court for delay only; and damages are therefore refused.
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Cureton v. Ketcherside & Brown, 75 Ga. 890 (Ga. 1885).
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