Court of Appeals of Georgia November 24, 1935, 23914 (Carmichael v. Mobley)
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United States · · · 24-11-1935
lead-opinion
Jenkins, P. J.
1. “If exception be taken to a final judgment as being erroneous in itself, the assignment of error should specifically set forth the error or errors in it which are complained of; ” but if the ruling or decision complained of is one preceding the final judgment, and it is especially made the subject of exception and of proper assignment of error, and the final
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