Jones v. McCrary
Supreme Court of Georgia
Application for partition. Before Judge Holden. Warren superior court. October 6, 1904.
1Opinion of the CourtCandler, J.
1. On the call of this case in this court the defendants in error moved to dismiss the writ of error, on the grounds, (1, 2) that there was no proper assignment of error; (3) that it appears from the brief of evidence contained in the bill of exceptions that two of the defendants in error are persons non compos mentis, and are not represented by guardian or next friend, and were not properly served with a copy of the bill of exceptions; (4) that it does not appear from the entry of service that certain of the defendants in error were served with the judge’s certificate or the writ of error;…
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