Gillespie v. Farkas
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Motion to set aside judgment; from city court of Albany— Judge Clayton Jones. March 13, 1916.
1Opinion of the Court
Jenkins, J,
1. While, under the code of this State, a judgment can not ordinarily be set aside, except for defects appearing upon the face of the record, there are instances in which motions so designated have been granted where based upon matters not so appearing. Whether such a petition be technically a motion to set aside a judgment, or denominated by other appropriate name under a proper proceeding by petition with rule nisi or process and service thereon, whenever such a petition- is predicated upon matters extraneous to the record, it must ordinarily be filed at the term during which the…
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