Payton v. Lee

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• jury verdict — not summary judgment as Big Kev’s contends — for defendant, affirmed
• doctrine of res ipsa loquitur inapplicable to authorize a verdict for plaintiff where the uncontradicted medical testimony showed that a virus, then epidemic in Elberton, Georgia, caused the same symptoms as accompany food poisoning
• jury verdict-not summary judgment as appellee contends-for defendant, affirmed

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