Court of Appeals of Georgia May 7, 1946, 31112. (Carroll v. Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co.)
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United States · · · 07-05-1946
MacIntyre, J.
“ “The opinion of an expert witness is not conclusive upon a jury. Such testimony is intended to aid them in coming to a correct conclusion upon the subject; but the jury is not bound by such opinion, and can disregard it. The jury may deal with such testimony as they see fit, giving credence to it or not.'
Manley
v.
State,
166
Ga.
563, 566 (19) (144 S. E.
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