Macris v. Tsipourses

1. Exceptions to the answer of the trial judge in a certiorari case must specify the defects. “They must be so definite, apt, and certain that the magistrate may be able to understand the exact nature of the deficiency that he is called upon to supply.” Landrum v. Moss, 1 Ga. App. 216 (5) (57 S. E. 965). Some of the exceptions to the answer in this case were devoted exclusively to argument, or to a criticism of the judge’s motives and conduct in failing to answer differently. None of them wore sufficiently definite in pointing out the deficiencies which the petitioner in certiorari sought to…