Gainesville, Jefferson & Southern Railroad v. Martin
10 S.E. 542, 84 Ga. 61
Opinion
This was an action to recover damages on account of a breach of contract. The testimony of the plaintiff (the defendant in error) submitted on the trial of the case certainly tended to show that the contract set forth [65]*65in the declaration was made between the parties, and that there was a breach thereof; and the damages found by the jury were not too large. The evidence was conflicting, and we cannot say that the court erred in refusing to grant a new trial. Judgment affirmed„
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Gainesville, Jefferson & Southern Railroad v. Martin, 10 S.E. 542, 84 Ga. 61 (Ga. 1889).
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