Court of Appeals of Georgia December 22, 1908, 1502 (Coleman v. State)

Hill, C. J.

1. Where an attorney of this court, in good standing, who represented the plaintiff in error in suing out his bill of exceptions, states to this court that he still represents the plaintiff in error, and that he desires that the writ of error be heard and determined, this court will not dismiss the writ of error, on a motion made by the attorney of the defendant in error, based upon