Cheek v. State

Carlisle, Judge.

1. Where the trial judge in his answer to the petition for certiorari admitted all the allegations of fact contained therein and admitted the truthfulness of the exhibits attached thereto and then added paragraphs to his answer denying the allegations of error set forth ini the petition for certiorari, and where thereafter the petitioner filed in the superior court a pleading in'the nature of a traverse to the judge’s answer, which, in effect, admitted the allegations of the answer except those portions which denied the allegations of error in the petition for certiorari which…