Granade v. Wood
Supreme Court of Georgia
Certiorari in Richmond Superior Court. Decided by Judge Hook, at Chambers. June 1864. Judge Gould, presiding in the City Court of Augusta, decided, in December 1863, a controversy between these parties, then depending before him on a writ of habeas corpus.
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Certiorari in Richmond Superior Court. Decided by Judge Hook, at Chambers. June 1864. Judge Gould, presiding in the City Court of Augusta, decided, in December 1863, a controversy between these parties, then depending before him on a writ of habeas corpus. The judgment being adverse to Granade, the relator, he sued out a writ of certiora/ri upon the same, returnable to the April term 1864, of Richmond Superior Court, alleging divers errors touching the substantial merits of his case. The certiorari was applied for later than twenty days after the decision complained of, and no notice was…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
Jenkins, J.
delivering the opinion.
The transcript of the record, and the original bill of exceptions in this case, were lost in the course of transmission from the county of Richmond, by mail, to the Clerk of this Court. By consent of counsel, an agreed copy of the latter was substituted for the lost original, and the cause allowed to be tried upon that alone. There were several exceptions taken, affecting the merits of the judgment reviewed on certiorari in the Court below, which this Court found it impossible to adjudicate satisfactorily, in the absence of the transcript of the…
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