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Top citers, strongest first. 13 distinct citers.
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Williams v. N.C. Dep't of Justice
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Byrd v. English, 117 Ga. 191, 193-94 , 43 S.E. 419, 420 (1903).
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Williams v. N.C. Dep't of Justice
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Byrd v. English, 117 Ga. 191, 193-94 , 43 S.E. 419, 420 (1903).
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Lowe's Home Centers, Inc. v. General Electric Co.
Byrd v. English, 111 Ga. 191, 192, 43 S.E. 419, 419-20 (1903).
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Lowe's Home Centers, Inc. v. General Electric Co.
Byrd v. English, 117 Ga. 191, 192 , 43 S.E. 419, 419-20 (1903).
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Getty Refining & Marketing Co. v. Mt Fadi B
The Byrd court did not preclude the possibility that the utility company might recover from the defendant “any sums which the company was compelled to pay in damages to its customers.” Id. at 420.
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Hercules Carriers, Inc. v. State of Florida
They are, of course, liable to the [electric] company for any wrong that may have been done it, and the damages recoverable on that account might well be held to include any sums which the company was compelled to pay in damages to its customers; but the customers themselves can not go against the defendants to recover on their own account for the injury done the company. 14 117 Ga. at 194 , 43 S.E. at 420 (emphasis added). 15 In Robins and Byrd, plaintiff A was in contract with party B, who failed to deliver contracted for benefits to A because of interference from tortfeasor C.
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The Complaint of Hercules Carriers, Inc. v. Florida
They are, of course, liable to the [electric] company for any wrong that may have been done it, and the damages recoverable on that account might well be held to include any sums which the company was compelled to pay in damages to its customers;. but the customers themselves can not go against the defendants to recover on their own account for the injury done the company. 117 Ga. at 194 , 43 S.E. at 420 (emphasis added).
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American Petroleum & Transport, Inc. v. City of New York
See 43 S.E. at 420-21 . 7 .
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Curd v. Mosaic Fertilizer, LLC
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See Byrd, 117 Ga. 191 , 43 S.E. 419 ; Ross Towboat, 280 Mass. 282 , 182 N.E. 477 .
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Glawson v. State
See Harris v. State, 117 Ga. 13 ( 43 S. E. 419 ) ; Crawford v. Goodwin, 128 Ga. 134 ( 57 S. E. 240 ) ; Sistrunk v. Mangum, 138 Ga. 222 ( 75 S. E. 7 ).
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Louisiana ex rel. Guste v. M/V Testbank
See, e.g., Byrd v. English, 117 Ga. 191 , 43 S.E. 419 (1903); Cattle v. Stockton Waterworks Co., 10 Q.B. 453, 457 (C.A.1875).
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State of Louisiana v. Testbank
See, e.g., Byrd v. English, 117 Ga. 191 , 43 S.E. 419 (1903); Cattle v. Stockton Waterworks Co., 10 Q.B. 453, 457 (C.A.1875).
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Bryan
v.
Baird
v.
Baird
Supreme Court of Georgia.
Feb 10, 1903.
A. R. Bryan and Robert L. Rodgers, for plaintiff., Arnold & Arnold, for defendants.
Candleb.
Published
Candleb, J.
This ;was an action for damages for malicious prosecution. The evidence for the plaintiff, taken most strongly in his favor, tended only to show that his name had been given to a member of the grand jury by one of the defendants, along with others comprising a list of physicians alleged to be practicing medicine illegally. There was no evidence that the plaintiff was ever indicted, or that any prosecution was ever set in motion against him by any of the defendants. The grant of a nonsuit was, therefore, not error. Judgment affirmed.
By five Justices.