Helmly v. Davis
Supreme Court of Georgia
Appeal. Before Judge Falligant. Effingham superior-court. May term, 1896.
1Opinion of the Court
Little, Justice.
The question involved in this case is the right of a party to a suit in a county court, for an amount exceeding $50, to enter an appeal to the superior court from a judgment rendered in the county court. It is contended by the defendant in error that where the judgment in the county court rests .solely upon legal questions, an appeal to the superior court -does not lie, but that the only remedy of the party so cast is by writ of certiorari. In the case under review, certain pleas were filed by the defendant in the county court, .and, being demurred to, were stricken, and…
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