Southern Railway Co. v. Oliver
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Certiorari; from Hall superior court — -Judge J. B. Jones. August 1, 1913.
1Opinion of the Court
Russell, 'J.
On the call of the case in the court below, the defendant in certiorari moved to dismiss the petition because the certiorari bond did not show on its face that it had been approved by the justice of the peace who tried the ease. The judge of the superior court sustained this motion and dismissed the certiorari.
We are of the opinion that the dismissal of the certiorari was proper. The plaintiff in error relies upon decisions of the Supreme Court in which it is held that if it appears from the record that the certiorari bond has in fact been approved, the certiorari should not be…
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