Supreme Court of Georgia September 15, 1879 (Lynch v. Goldsmith)

Bleckley, Justice.

There was no cause for arresting the judgment. The declaration was framed on a correct theory of the law, was full enough, and set forth a cause of action. The instructions of the court, except that portion of the same embraced in that ground of the motion for new trial numbered 4th in the report, were substantially correct, but did not exhaust the case.