Usry v. Phillips

Supreme Court of Georgia

Usry v. Phillips

68 Ga. 815

Supreme Court of Georgia·Decided February 15, 1882·Published·Cited by 4 cases

Opinion

Speer, Justice.

[A verdict was rendered for the plaintiff, and defendant moved for a new trial. He took an order “ that the de[816] fendant be allowed thirty days to file a brief of evidence with the clerk of the court, and the same be heard at Warren superior court.” A brief of evidence was filed within thirty days. When the motion for new trial was called for a hearing, on motion it was dismissed on this ground, and error was alleged thereon.]

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Speer, Justice.

[A verdict was rendered for the plaintiff, and defendant moved for a new trial. He took an order “ that the de[816] fendant be allowed thirty days to file a brief of evidence with the clerk of the court, and the same be heard at Warren superior court.” A brief of evidence was filed within thirty days. When the motion for new trial was called for a hearing, on motion it was dismissed on this ground, and error was alleged thereon.]

Usry v. Phillips, 68 Ga. 815 (Ga. 1882).

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