Mills v. Bell
71 S.E. 1120, 136 Ga. 687, 1911 Ga. LEXIS 178
Opinion
“A justice of the peace lias no authority to set aside a judgment rendered by him, and he may be restrained from, so doing by the writ of prohibition.” Dougherty v. Walker, 54 Ga. 595.
Judgment affirmed.
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