Trotter v. McKoy
83 S.E. 857, 142 Ga. 820, 1914 Ga. LEXIS 561
Opinion
While the evidence in favor of the plaintiff was strong, and that in favor of the defendant was weak, still it can not he held that there was no conflict, and that the case was one which fell within Civil Code (1910), § 5986, so as to authorize the presiding judge to direct a verdict.
Judgment reversed.
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Trotter v. McKoy, 83 S.E. 857, 142 Ga. 820, 1914 Ga. LEXIS 561 (Ga. 1914).
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