Elder v. Camp

Jenkins, Justice.

The grounds of disqualification of a judge, set forth in the Code, § 24-102, “are exhaustive,” and do not include alleged prejudice or bias that is not based on a pecuniary or relationship interest. Moore v. Dugas, 166 Ga. 493 (143 S. E. 591), and cit.; Riner v. Flanders, 173 Ga. 43 (4), 45 (159 S. E. 693), and cit. The only ground in the motion to disqualify the judge being that his decision at the interlocutory hearing would depend on the “legality and constitutionality” of his own previous order, which the movant attacked, and which the judge “will necessarily have to…