Supreme Court of Georgia August 24, 1896 (Watkins v. Angier)
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United States · · · 24-08-1896
Atkinson, Justice.
■ Section 3628 of the code, which deals with appeals from justices’ courts, provides in terms that an appeal suspends, but does not vacate a judgment; and then provides in addition, that in the event of a dismissal or withdrawal of the appeal, the rights of the parties are the same as if no appeal had been entered.
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