Law v. Hulsey (1964)
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Wilkins v. Beverly (1971)
One such fact has been held, in Law v. Hulsey, 109 Ga. App. 379, 380 ( 136 SE2d 161 ) to be testimony that the defendant was negligent "in not building the fence next to the *843 road high enough to prevent the bull and cows, which sometimes got into the pasture near the road, from jumping the fence.” In the present case the defendant testified that his fences were four feet high and kept in good repair and that this height was sufficient, but there was opinion testimony tha…
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Green v. Heard Milling Company (1969)
We reject this contention as we did in Law v. Hulsey, 109 Ga. App. 379, 380 ( 136 SE2d 161 ), for the reason that the transcript contains evidence of defendant’s negligence other than the mere fact that the animal had strayed onto the highway.
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Nichols v. Frey (1988)
See also Law v. Hulsey, 109 Ga. App. 379, 380 ( 136 SE2d 161 ) (1964).