Savannah, Florida & Western Railway Co. v. Jordan

The General Assembly has the power under the constitution to create a court at any place in the State, and to style such court a city court. But the General Assembly has no power to create a court and call it a city court, and provide that the errors of such court may be corrected by direct bill of exceptions to this court, unless the court is established in a city of this State. Western Union Tel. Co. v. Jackson, 98 Ga. 207. The power to create *688municipal corporations and style them cities is vested in the General Assembly. Without reference to the question whether the General Assembly has…