Greene County v. Knight

Hart, 0.-J'.,

(after stating the facts). In Browning v. Waldrip, 169 Ark. 261, 273 S. W. 1032, it was held that certiorari lies to quash a void judgment even though the judgment might have been vacated and set aside on appeal. In Miller v. Tatum, 170 Ark. 152, 279 S. W. 1002, it was held that a judgment that is not void cannot be quashed on certiorari, but, if held erroneous, it may be reversed on appeal. It was further held that an application for certiorari to quash a judgment that is not void will be treated as an appeal, where the time for appeal has not expired. Again, in Taylor v. Bay…