Court of Appeals of Georgia July 29, 1925, 16529 (Richards v. Harvey)
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United States · · · 29-07-1925
Broyles, C. J.
It is well settled that a petition for certiorari which contains no adequate or legal assignment of error is absolutely void and should not be sanctioned; but, if such a petition be sanctioned, it should be dismissed upon the hearing. Partee v. Peters, 33 Ga. App. 694 (137 S. E. 660).
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