City of Atlanta v. Wilson

Duckworth, Chief Justice.

The petition of Fred B. Wilson against the City of Atlanta, seeking to enjoin the city from condemning his land for public use, alleges that the city was proceeding in a manner prescribed by Georgia Laws, 1952, p. 29, and the petition attacked the 1952 act upon numerous constitutional grounds, among which were that the act offended the equal protection clause (Code, Ann., § 2-102), and the uniformity clause (Code, Ann., § 2-401). The exception here is to the judgment overruling certain grounds of the demurrer, and the cross-bill of exceptions is to the sustaining of…