CARLISLE, Judge.
1. While a brief of the evidence is not required for a consideration of grounds of motion for a new trial, the merits of which can be ascertained without reference to the evidence (Ga. L. 1947, p. 298; Code Ann. § 70-301.1), it is always essential in passing upon what are commonly referred to as the "general grounds" of a motion that the court consider the evidence. Accordingly, the first grant of a new trial by the trial judge on the...
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