Newberry v. Tenant

Decision Date21 December 1904
Citation121 Ga. 561,49 S.E. 621
CourtGeorgia Supreme Court
PartiesNEWBERRY v. TENANT.

APPEAL—ASSIGNMENT OF ERROR—BILL OF EXCEPTIONS—DISMISSAL.

1. A statement in a bill of exceptions that "plaintiff excepts to said verdict and judgment as being contrary to law" is not a valid assignment of error, and will not be considered by this court. Rodgers v. Black, 25 S. E. 20, 99 Ga. 142.

2. A direct bill of exceptions to a ruling made pendente lite, which does not assign error upon any final judgment, will not be entertained by this court. Kibben v. Coastwise Dredging Co., 4S S. E. 330, 120 Ga. 899.

3. Accordingly, where the only attempt to assign error upon a final judgment was ineffective for the reason stated in the first headnote above, and every other assignment of error was in the form of a direct exception to a ruling made pendente lite, the writ of error must be dismissed.

(Syllabus by the Court.)

Error from Superior Court, Early County; H. C. Sheffield, Judge.

Action between Elizabeth Newberry and C. J. Tenant. From the judgment, Newberry brings error. Dismissed.

W. C. Worrill, R. H. Sheffield, and Shepard Bryan, for plaintiff in error.

A G. Powell, for defendant in error.

CANDLER, J. Writ of error dismissed. All the Justices concur.

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