Supreme Court of Georgia November 30, 1897 (Southern Railway Co. v. Kinchen & Co.)

Fish, J.

1. The court permitted R. L. Kinchen to testify, over the objection of the defendant’s counsel, that L. S. Coley, the station-agent of the defendant at Scotland, Ga., told the witness, about two or three weeks after the car-load of shingles had been shipped from Scotland, that he, Coley, had wired the agent of the defendant at Jellico, Tenn.