Clark v. Liberty Loan Corp.

Grice, Justice.

In a suit to recover upon a note the defendants’ answer sought to attack the constitutionality of “the Georgia Industrial Loan Act of 1955” (Ga. L. 1955, p. 431, as *352amended). However, none of the numerous grounds of attack meets the test long recognized by this court, that “to raise a question as to the constitutionality of a law, the statute which the party asserts to contravene the Constitution and the provisions of the Constitution alleged to have been violated must be clearly identified, and it must be shown wherein the statute violates such constitutional provisions . . .…