Rodgers v. Black , 99 Ga. 142 ( 1896 )

Simmons, C. J.

A bill of 'exceptions which does not complain of any ruling or decision by the trial judge, and contains no assignment of error except the following: “And the defendant assigns said verdict and judgment as error, the same being contrary to law,” is palpably without merit. As has been repeatedly ruled, a verdict cannot be thus reviewed in the Supreme Court. ■ Judgment affirmed.