Hall v. Simmons

The bill of exceptions complains of the action of the judge of the superior court in refusing to sanction defendant’s petition for certiorari. The petition sets out substantially these facts: On May 20, 1936, J. P. Simmons appeared before a justice of the peace in Putnam County, and obtained the issuance of this summons: "Whereas J. P. Simmons, the plaintiff, complains that J. L. Hall, the defendant, allowed his pigs to go upon the lands of the plaintiff (which lands were not required to be fenced under the laws of this State), and did then and there damage the crops of the plaintiff, and…