112 Ga. 412 | Ga. | 1900
A motion was made to dismiss the writ of error, on the ground that the case had heen “brought here on a pauper affidavit,” when, as matter of fact, the plaintiff in error was not-unable from poverty to pay the costs. In support of this motion counsel for defendant in error tendered a certified copy of the returns for taxes made by the plaintiff in error for the present year, showing that he had at least $1,840 worth of property; and also-insisted that the facts disclosed by the record made it clear that he-could not honestly have taken the pauper oath.
Judgment affirmed.