Harrison v. Tate
27 S.E. 179, 100 Ga. 317, 1897 Ga. LEXIS 49
Opinion
The discretion of the trial judge in reinstating at the -same term of its dismissal a case which had been -dismissed because of a want of prosecution will not be controlled, unless it h-as been manifestly abused. Under the facts of the present case, the discretion of the co-ur't was not improperly exercised..
Judgment affirmed.
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