Ballard Transfer Co. v. Clark
Supreme Court of Georgia
Before Judge Marshall J. Clarke. Fulton superior court. March, term, 1892. Clark obtained a judgment in a magistrate’s court against the Ballard Transfer Company, which took the case by ■ certiorari to the superior court. In that court the company excepted to the answer of the magistrate, and the court overruled the grounds of exception.
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Before Judge Marshall J. Clarke. Fulton superior court. March, term, 1892. Clark obtained a judgment in a magistrate’s court against the Ballard Transfer Company, which took the case by ■ certiorari to the superior court. In that court the company excepted to the answer of the magistrate, and the court overruled the grounds of exception. It thereupon traversed the answer, and the court overruled each of the grounds of traverse, and after hearing the cause, ordered that the certiorari he dismissed and the judgment be affirmed. The company excepted. The petition for certiorari alleged: Clark…
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Chief Justice.
From the head-notes, read in connection with the reporter’s statement of the facts, this case and the rulings of the court thereon will be fully understood. No principle of law is involved of sufficient importance to be discussed. Judgment affirmed
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