Comer v. Epps
Supreme Court of Georgia
Mandamus. Before Judge Hodges. Oglethorpe superior court. April 27, 1918.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, C. J.
An election was held for mayor and eouncilmen of the City of Crawford. A contest was filed by the candidates apparently defeated against those appearing to have been successful. The contestees filed a cross-contest. After the taking of-testimony by both sides, the matter went before the ordinary of the county for determination. Hpon the hearing counsel for the contestees insisted that the election be declared null and void, because certain members of the city council who were condidates *58for re-election had acted as managers of the election, and contended that the ordinary had jurisdiction to…
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