Bagwell v. Town of Lawrenceville
21 S.E. 903, 94 Ga. 654, 1894 Ga. LEXIS 242
Opinion
Bagwell was convicted in tbe mayor’s court of Lawrenceville for violating tbe ordinance described in the second head-note; which conviction was sustained on certiorari. He contended that the charter of the town conferred no power to enact such legislation (see Acts [655]*6551882-88, p. 356); also, that the act just cited is violative of the constitutional provisions found in the code, §§5076, 5067.
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Bagwell v. Town of Lawrenceville, 21 S.E. 903, 94 Ga. 654, 1894 Ga. LEXIS 242 (Ga. 1894).
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