Mary Kate Utsey, as of the Estate of C. H. Utsey, and C. D. Utsey v. Southern Railroad Company
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Opinion
In this action for damages allegedly sustained by a lower riparian owner as a result of the defendant’s operation of its ponds and its ditching of its forest 'lands, a jury found a verdict for the defendant. Our consideration of the record in the light of the briefs and oral argument convinces us that there was no fundamental unfairness in the submission of the factual issues, and that the jury’s verdict effectively determined them.
Affirmed.
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