Johnson v. City of Atlanta
70 Ga. 728
Opinion
After the bill of exceptions has been filed in office, it cannot be withdrawn for the purpose of perfecting service, and if it be withdrawn and an acknowledgment of service be entered thereon, it is an alteration of the bill of exceptions. Therefore, where it appears that a bill of exceptions was filed on January 18, and service was acknowledged on January 22, the writ of error must be dismissed.
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Johnson v. City of Atlanta, 70 Ga. 728 (Ga. 1882).
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