Tyson v. Brown
87 S.E. 887, 144 Ga. 684, 1916 Ga. LEXIS 75
Opinion
There was no error in admitting the evidence over the objections urged on the trial. The direction of a verdict for the plaintiff for the premises in dispute was proper under the evidence, the court having left to the determination of the jury the issue as to mesne profits. Judgment affirmed.
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Tyson v. Brown, 87 S.E. 887, 144 Ga. 684, 1916 Ga. LEXIS 75 (Ga. 1916).
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