W. A. Ransom & Co. v. Coleman

Supreme Court of Georgia

W. A. Ransom & Co. v. Coleman

45 Ga. 316

Procedural entryThis page is a short order in W. A. Ransom & Co. v. Coleman. Read the opinion of the Court — 42 Ga. 39 →

Supreme Court of Georgia·Decided January 15, 1872·Published

Opinion

When this cause was called here, counsel for plaintiff in error moved to withdraw the record. Defendant’s counsel objected, insisting that the cause should be argued and decided. As it was not to reverse a judgment for money, the Court held that it could be withdrawn, and that if it were a money judgment, plaintiff could not withdraw without defendant’s consent, as she would then have a right to have the cause heard and ask for damages for delay.

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When this cause was called here, counsel for plaintiff in error moved to withdraw the record. Defendant’s counsel objected, insisting that the cause should be argued and decided. As it was not to reverse a judgment for money, the Court held that it could be withdrawn, and that if it were a money judgment, plaintiff could not withdraw without defendant’s consent, as she would then have a right to have the cause heard and ask for damages for delay.

W. A. Ransom & Co. v. Coleman, 45 Ga. 316 (Ga. 1872).

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