Fannin v. Durdin
Supreme Court of Georgia
Judgments. Relief act of 1868. Statute of limitations. Before Judge Bartlett. Morgan Superior Court. September-Term, 1874. A report of this case is unnecessary.
1Opinion of the Court
McCay, Judge.
- The facts of this record do not present a case standing on the same footing as the case of Tison vs. McAfee, 50 Georgia, 382, and other cases of like character decided by this court. In these cases, my judgment was based on the idea that the judgment sought to be set aside by a motion made years after its rendition, was a decision of the court which made it, and 'that, under our law, if it was wrong, it could only be correct'ed by a writ of error to this court. As the party complaining had failed to file his bill of exceptions within the time prescribed by law, he could not…
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