Gilbert v. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance

Supreme Court of Georgia

Gilbert v. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance

189 Ga. 766

Supreme Court of Georgia·Decided March 13, 1940·No. No. 13155·Published

Opinion

Pratt, Judge.

The answer to the question propounded depends on a determination of the powers conferred by statute upon the board of arbitrators provided by section 6 of the tax-equalization act (Ga. L. 1913, p. Í23; Code, § 92-6912). Whether or not other reasons urged are meritorious, it follows from what is stated in the headnotes that the certified question must be

Answered in the negative.

Reid, G. J., Atkinson, P. J., and Bell, Jenkins, and Grice, JJ., concur.

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Pratt, Judge.

The answer to the question propounded depends on a determination of the powers conferred by statute upon the board of arbitrators provided by section 6 of the tax-equalization act (Ga. L. 1913, p. Í23; Code, § 92-6912). Whether or not other reasons urged are meritorious, it follows from what is stated in the headnotes that the certified question must be

Answered in the negative.

Reid, G. J., Atkinson, P. J., and Bell, Jenkins, and Grice, JJ., concur.

Gilbert v. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance, 189 Ga. 766 (Ga. 1940).

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