Reports of Cases Argued and Decided in the Supreme Court of Georgia at the ..., Volumen95Jas. P. Harrison & Company, printers, 1895 |
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... interest , for that Wingate & Mell on October 3 , 1893 , made to Black & McIntosh their promissory note promising to pay to the order of the latter $ 200 sixty days after date , for value received , and then and there , for a valuable ...
... interest , for that Wingate & Mell on October 3 , 1893 , made to Black & McIntosh their promissory note promising to pay to the order of the latter $ 200 sixty days after date , for value received , and then and there , for a valuable ...
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... interest , " which said mortgage and interest said grantee assumes as part of purchase - price " of the property , the grantee , upon failing to pay off the mortgage at its maturity , became liable to the grantor for the amount due ...
... interest , " which said mortgage and interest said grantee assumes as part of purchase - price " of the property , the grantee , upon failing to pay off the mortgage at its maturity , became liable to the grantor for the amount due ...
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... interest from date at eight per cent . per annum , as per my interest coupons note No. 1 , of even date herewith ; ' this being followed by this language : " I hereby create and give to said Samuel D. Rambo , his heirs and assigns , a ...
... interest from date at eight per cent . per annum , as per my interest coupons note No. 1 , of even date herewith ; ' this being followed by this language : " I hereby create and give to said Samuel D. Rambo , his heirs and assigns , a ...
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... interest , to collect the whole debt , and for that purpose to sell the mortgaged property ; or that the mortgagor was not liable for the deficiency in the proceeds of the sale to the extent of the sum paid by her to the mortgagee and ...
... interest , to collect the whole debt , and for that purpose to sell the mortgaged property ; or that the mortgagor was not liable for the deficiency in the proceeds of the sale to the extent of the sum paid by her to the mortgagee and ...
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... interest , written at the bottom of the principal note and designed to be cut off when the notes are presented for payment or paid . ( See Anderson's Law Dic . 272 ; Webster's International Dic . ) If , how- ever , the mortgage could be ...
... interest , written at the bottom of the principal note and designed to be cut off when the notes are presented for payment or paid . ( See Anderson's Law Dic . 272 ; Webster's International Dic . ) If , how- ever , the mortgage could be ...
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accused affidavit alleged amendment amount appears ATKINSON Atlanta authorities bank Bibb county bill brought Carhart cause of action certiorari charged the jury City court claim contra contract conveyed corporation counsel creditors damages debt deceased declaration deed defendant defendant's demurrer dismissed duty employee entitled Equitable petition execution executor exercise fact favor February 27 fendant filed fraud Fulton county grant ground heirs indictment injury interest issue Judgment affirmed Judgment reversed Justice land levy liable LUMPKIN Macon March term matter ment mortgage motion negligence nonsuit November 12 ordinary overruled paid parties payment Pease person plaintiff in error plea possession premises promissory note purchase question railroad company reason record recover recovery refusing rendered rule Savannah SIMMONS sold solicitor-general statute sued suit superior court testator testified testimony therein tiff tion Tom Watts trustee verdict witness
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Página 79 - By reason of any defect in the condition of the ways, works, machinery, or plant connected with or used in the business of the employer...
Página 106 - No person shall be deprived of life, liberty or property, except by due process of law.
Página 739 - The presumption of negligence cast upon railroads by our statute in personal injury cases ceases when the railroad company has made it appear by a preponderance of the evidence that its agents have exercised all ordinary and reasonable care and diligence.
Página 479 - All exceptions which go merely to the form of an indictment, shall be made before trial, and no motion in arrest of judgment, or writ of error, shall be sustained, for any matter not affecting the real merits of the offense charged in the indictment.
Página 198 - ... to make out a prima facie case of negligence on the part of the company occurring within the borders of the State.
Página 68 - The jury are instructed, that the preponderance of evidence in a case is not alone determined by the number of witnesses testifying to a particular fact, or state of facts.
Página 227 - One of the principal weaknesses of the jury system is the rule which requires the jury to be satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt of the guilt of the accused before returning a verdict of conviction. As if this were not enough, we not infrequently find the courts delivering instructions to juries to give the "most charitable and merciful construction
Página 199 - If the error or mistake is attributable to atmospheric causes or disturbances, or to any cause for which the company is not at fault, it is entirely within its power to show it. To require the sender of the message to establish the particular act of negligence, or ferret out the particular locality where the negligent act occurred, after showing the mistake itself, would be to require in many cases an impossibility, not infrequently resulting in enabling the company to evade a just liability.
Página 277 - State from a drawee residing there, is liable for neglect of duty occurring in its collection, whether arising from the default of its own officers or from that of its correspondent in the other State, or an agent employed by such correspondent, in the absence of any express or implied contract varying such liability, is established by decisions in New York, Allen v. Merchants
Página 192 - The verdict of the jury is in accord with the evidence, and the court did not err in refusing to grant a new trial. Judgment affirmed.