Central of Georgia Railway Co. v. Potter

1. Where a petition for certiorari attacks a judgment on the ground that it is contrary to evidence, it is necessary that the record shall clearly and definitely state the facts on which the judgment was based.

2. If the answer is not satisfactory, the law provides a method by which either party may test its sufficiency and correct any errors therein. Civil Code, §4647.

3. The court can not act upon an agreement that the answer where not in conflict with the petition shall be taken as true, and the petition where not in conflict with the answer shall be taken as true ; since this involves a…