Howell v. State

1. “ The ruling in Water Power & Miming Co. v. Arnold, 149 Ga. 107 (99 S. E. 382), (which was a case properly brought to the Supreme Court and pending in that court at the time of the adoption of the constitutional amendment of 1916), that ‘ a writ of error in a case carried to the Supreme Court, which belongs to the class of cases of which the Court of Appeals, under the constitution, has jurisdiction, is not brought to the Court of Appeals until the Supreme Court has determined the question of jurisdiction and has ordered a transfer of the case,’ is applicable to cases now brought to the…