Anderson v. Faw
Supreme Court of Georgia
Practice in Supreme Court. Service. Attorney and Ciient. Judge. Mandamus. Courts. Before Judge Brown. Cobb Superior Court. March Term, 1887. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Chief Justice.
There was a motion made to dismiss this writ of error, upon two grounds: (1) Because all of the defendants in the court below, who are also defendants here, or ought to be, were not served with a copy of the bill of exceptions; (2) because,in certifying the bill of exceptions, the judge qualified his certificate, and said that the bill of excep*559fcions, as presented to him, was not true in three particulars, pointing them out.
1. There were several defendants below. One of them was Mr. Eaw. And the attorneys representing all the defendants were Winn & Eaw, whose firm name…
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