It not being alleged in the motion for a new trial that any error of law was committed at the trial, and the verdict being fully sustained by the evidence, and consistent with the substantial justice of the case, there was no error in refusing to set it aside. . Judgment affirmed.
97 Ga. 335
Parks v. Ragan.
August 5, 1895.
Garnishment. Before Judge Henry. Floyd superior court. September term, 1894. •
Dean cfi Dean, for plaintiff.
Reece & Denny, for defendant.
Parks v. Ragan
97 Ga. 335
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97 Ga. 335
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