Combs v. Choven

Supreme Court of Georgia

Combs v. Choven

15 S.E. 686, 89 Ga. 779

Supreme Court of Georgia·Decided August 1, 1892·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

[780]*780 Judgment affirmed.

The special assignment of error is, that the injunction should have been granted because the clerk had no power to file and docket the case as if brought to the April term, 1892, without direction from the court and notice to all the parties; and that the appeal not having been regularly filed and docketed, the court had no jurisdiction of the case, and hence the judgment was void.

Blount & Grace, by brief, for plaintiff in error. No appearance contra.

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[780]*780 Judgment affirmed.

The special assignment of error is, that the injunction should have been granted because the clerk had no power to file and docket the case as if brought to the April term, 1892, without direction from the court and notice to all the parties; and that the appeal not having been regularly filed and docketed, the court had no jurisdiction of the case, and hence the judgment was void.

Blount & Grace, by brief, for plaintiff in error. No appearance contra.

Combs v. Choven, 15 S.E. 686, 89 Ga. 779 (Ga. 1892).

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