Rochester-Hall Drug Co. v. Bowden

The opinion of the Court of Appeals, sought to be reviewed, contains a statement of facts which such court ascertained to exist from the record, and applies to those facts certain principles of law, resulting, in a holding that, from them, appellant was entitled to the general charge. The principles of law asserted by the court are correctly stated.

While the rule has frequently been referred to by this court that,\upon certiorari to the Court of Appeals to review its rulings, it will not review the facts “for the purpose of revising the application of same to the law by said Court of Appeals”…