65 Ga. 600 | Ga. | 1880
No final judgment of any sort was in the transcript of the record, and the writ of error would have been dismissed but for the act of 1877 which required this court, as we construe that act, to direct the clerk of the superior court to certify and send it up if of record below. It was accordingly transmitted and certified by the clerk to have been of record, and we now proceed to determine the cause on its merits.
The sole point made by the bill of exceptions and assigned as error, is that the court made a final disposition
Judgment reversed.