Dykes v. Twiggs County
Supreme Court of Georgia
Certiorari. Before Judge Roberts. Twiggs superior court. September 6, 1901.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, J.
Upon tbe trial of a certiorari, tbe defendant therein moved to dismiss the proceeding, upon tbe ground that the. plaintiff bad not given bond as required by the Civil Code, § 4639. A paper purporting to be a bond and signed by the plaintiff in certiorari and a surety, but neither attested nor approyed, appears in the record. There was no affidavit in forma' pauperis. The court^ over defendant’s objection, permitted the magistrate before whom tbe case was originally tried to testify: “ Tbe bond herein referred to was in point of fact accepted by tbe witness in terms of tbe statute, and be…
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