City of Gadsden v. Elrod
33 So. 2d 270, 250 Ala. 148, 1947 Ala. LEXIS 525
Opinion
In denying the writ, we are passing only ■on the grounds on which certiorari is sought. No attack is here made as to the manner in which assignments of error should be made. Accordingly, we express no opinion on that part of the opinion of the Court of Appeals which deals with the methods of assignment of error. See Allison v. Sommers, 219 Ala. 33, 121 So. 42.
Writ denied.
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