Hobbs v. Tennessee ex rel. State
8 So. 2d 596, 243 Ala. 102
Opinion
While we may not agree with all that is said by the Court of Appeals in the instant case, there is a dear finding by that court that the extradition proceedings were instituted to collect the balance due on a debt due by petitioner, in violation of section 68, Title 15, Code of Alabama of 1940. The finding is the result of a proper inquiry under that section of the Code, and is not reviewable here. See notes 94 A. L.R. 1499. The petition for certiorari is therefore denied.
Writ denied.
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