Adamson v. Leathers

Rojr Leathers, as solicitor-general of the Stone Mountain circuit, instituted proceedings in the superior court of Clayton Count}’-, to remove E. L. Anderson from his office as sheriff of that county. Leathers demurred specially to a designated part of Adamson’s answer, and the court sustained the demurrer in toto and struck that part of the answer. To this judgment Adamson excepted. Thereafter, over Adamson’s contention that “there were certain issues of fact raised by the pleading which should be submitted to a jury,” the court adjudged that there was “no issuable question of fact for a…