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Top citers, strongest first. 9 distinct citers.
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Waldrop v. Stratton & McLendon, Inc.
Western & A. R. v. Peterson, 168 Ga. 259, 263 ( 147 SE 513 ); Hulsey v. Smith, 224 Ga. 783 ( 164 SE2d 782 ).
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Hulsey v. Smith
Western & A. R. v. Peterson, 168 Ga. 259, 263 (5) ( 147 SE 513 ); City of Waycross v. Boatright, 104 Ga. App. 685 ( 122 SE2d 475 ); and City Council of Augusta v. Irvin, 109 Ga. App. 598 ( 137 SE2d 82 ).
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Southern Railway Co. v. Thompson
While he testified that the booklet which was attached to the clerk’s certificate and which came from the witness’s office was the one adopted by the council and was before them at the September 7, 1931 meeting, he also testified: “As to whether this little booklet that is attached hereto the exhibit states that it was adopted on September 7, I answer that that’s what I told you a minute ago, I went down there in September and they adopted the typewritten form, and I put that in there.” (Emphasis supplied.) The case of Western & Atlantic R. v. Peterson, 168 Ga. 259, 263 (5) ( 147 S. …
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Perry v. State
Western & Atlantic R. v. Peterson, 168 Ga. 259, 265 ( 147 S. E. 513 ).
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Smith v. Davis
Barnwell v. Hannegan, 105 Ga. 396 ( 31 S. E. 116 ); Becker v. Donalson, 133 Ga. 864 ( 67 S. E. 92 ); W. & A. Railroad v. Peterson, 168 Ga. 259, 266 ( 147 S. E. 513 ); Williamson, Inman & Co. v. Thompson, 50 Ga. App. 564 (4) ( 179 S. E. 289 ); Owens v. Shugart, 61 Ga. App. 177 ( 6 S. E. 2d, 121 ).
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McKee v. City of Geneva
(2×)
See generally Western & Atlantic R. v. Peterson, 168 Ga. 259, 265 (5), 147 S.E. 513 (1929) (ordinance identified the material being adopted only as "new ordinances as compiled by Attorney Fred Morris" and gave no indication where it was filed or that it was made a public record).
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Seaboard Coast Line Railroad v. Harris
Accord, Western & A. R. v. Peterson, 168 Ga. 259 ( 147 SE 513 ).
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City of Dalton v. Cochran
See also Western & Atlantic Railroad Co. v. Peterson, 168 Ga. 259 ( 147 S. E. 513 ).
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Mullis v. State
See also Western & Atlantic Railroad v. Peterson, 168 Ga. 259 ( 147 S. E. 513 ); Farrar Lumber Co. v. Dalton, 20 Ga. App. 138, 140 ( 92 S. E. 946 ). (a) That portion of the objection to' the introduction of the ordinance, on the ground “that it is unconstitutional,” presents no question.for decision.
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Woods, sheriff
v.
Miller
v.
Miller
No. 6601.
Supreme Court of Georgia.
Mar 2, 1929.
R. R. Jones, for plaintiff in error. H. A. Wilkinson, contra.
Atkinson.
Published
Atkinson, J.
The scholastic year being coincident with the calendar year (Ga. L. 1919, pp. 288, 316, Michie’s Code 1926, § 1551 (72)), an election held on November 10, 1927, authorizing the levy of a tax for a local school district, did not authorize the assessment and levy of a school tax in the year 1927 and the issuance of an execution therefor, and the court below did not err in enjoining the levy of such execution.
Judgment affirmed,.
All the Justices concur.