112 Ga. 62 | Ga. | 1900
An erasure appears to have been made in the certificate to the bill of exceptions; what the words erased were it is impossible to ascertain from inspection. An order passed by the judge after signing the certificate, when all his power over it and the bill of exceptions had passed from him, could not have the effect of reading into the certificate something not in fact there. The bill of exceptions expressly recites that it was tendered within thirty days after the adjournment of the term of court at which the judgment excepted to was rendered, the trial judge certifies the bill of exceptions in terms of the statute, and it must be assumed that it was tendered in due time. See Moore v. Kelly & Jones Co., 109 Ga. 798.
Judgment reversed.