86 Ga. 582 | Ga. | 1891
In determining whether or not a certiorari will lie in cases which are to go up from justices’ courts, the test question should be: is there any disputed question of fact to be settled by a jury ? If so, then there should be an appeal, but as Warner, C. J., said in 58 Ga. 570 : ■ “If the only question involved is a question of law, which must necessarily control the case, then the proper remedy is by certiorari.” In the case now under consideration, the only question was : taking all the facts, just as they appear, and without any controversy con