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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

Braswell v. Albert & Callaway.
    Atkinson, J. — The questions both of law and fact, by consent of counsel, having been submitted to the presiding judge withouttbe intervention of a jury, and there being in the bill of exceptions no such specific assignment of error upon the judgment complained of as enables this court to determine whether the plaintiff in error excepts thereto as being contrary to law or contrary to the evidence; and the judgment of the court, upon examination of the record, appearing to be supported by the evidence and based generally upon correct legal principles, it will not be disturbed.
    December 21,1894.
    Complaint. Before Judge Jones. City court of DeKalb county. January term, 1894.
   Judgment affirmed,.

G. W. Gleaton and W. W. Braswell, for plaintiff.

John S. Candler, for defendants.