Allied Mortgage Companies Inc. v. Gilbert

In answer to a certified question from this court in this case the Supreme Court, in Allied Mortgage Companies Inc. v. Gilbert, 189 Ga. 756 (8 S. E. 2d, 45), held that the authority vested in boards of arbitrators provided for by the Code, § 92-6912, did not include the authority to entertain or determine questions of taxability of property, and that the only power with which the arbitrators are vested is the power to fix the valuation of property. It follows that such power, which is identical with that of tax-assessors generally, as respects the power to fix the value of property, is a…