Hardison v. Gledhill

1. A judge of the superior court is authorized to hear and pass final judgment on a certiorari proceeding in any county within his circuit.

2. Where a party gives a written waiver of the time and place of the hearing of the certiorari and the same is determined in a different county from that in which it originated, the party making such waiver will not thereafter be permitted, in a petition to set aside the judgment, to urge that he had no notice of the time and place of the hearing of the writ.

3. An erroneous judgment entered on the hearing of a writ of certiorari. wherein the court erred in…