Harris v. Atlanta Northern Railway Co.

1. Under the Civil Code (1910), § 6165, in order for a bill of exceptions in a civil case to operate as a supersedeas to a judgment of the superior court sought to be reviewed'by this court, the excepting party must, “on or before filing the bill of exceptions, pay ail costs, and, by himself, his agent, or attorney in fact or at law, give” the statutory bond for the eventual condemnation-money. Wheeler v. Wheeler, 139 Ga. 608 (77 S. E. 817).(a) It appearing in the present case that the requirement of the statute of the payment of all costs was not complied with “on or before filing the bill…