Central Georgia Power Co. v. Cornwell (1915)
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Ideal Leasing Services, Inc. v. Whitfield County (2002)
The County refers us to Central Ga. Power Co. v. Cornwell, 143 Ga. 9, 10 ( 84 SE 67 ) (1915), in which our Supreme Court ruled that the trial court did not err in rejecting the testimony of a witness as to consequential damages which was a statement “in general terms that he thinks a named amount would probably be a fair estimate of the consequential damages to the land not taken.” Here, however, Blount’s testimony was not excluded, and the question is not, as in Cornwell, w…