Georgia Railroad v. Smith , 70 Ga. 694 ( 1883 )

Hall, Justice,

stated that he concurred in the judgment of the court, but could not concur with the other members thereof fully in construing section 12 of the charter of the Georgia Railroad, and would, therefore, concur dubitante as to the last point. He preferred not to dissent, as the case would, under the announcement of counsel, be carried to the Supreme Court of the United States, and he considered it better to have the questions reviewed on the judgment of a full bench.