Bryans v. Almand
Supreme Court of Georgia
Municipal corporations. Streets. Before Judge Boynton. Butts superior court. August term, 1890.
1Opinion of the Court
Judgment reversed.
Almand, by his petition to the mayor and council of the town of Jackson, asked that Bryans be compelled *565to remove obstructions from a certain territory in the town, which Almand claimed was a public street. The decision of the mayor and council was in favor of Almand; and Bryans by certiorari alleged that the decision was contrary to the evidence and without evidence to support it, and that error was committed in admitting certain evidence of one McCord, and in admitting a plat of the town. McCord testified that he had knowu tlio alleged street since 1828 or 1824; that he…
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