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In Houlihan v. Heery, 205 Ga. 735, 737 (55 S.E.2d 244), a judge sought to test the constitutionality of a statute on the ground that it denied him equal protection of the law in that, while it raised his salary, it did not raise it as much as others' salaries.
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16739.
SEPTEMBER 12, 1949.
Exception to declaratory judgment. Before Judge Price. Chatham Superior Court. May 6, 1949.
John J. Bouhan, for plaintiffs.
Eugene Cook, Attorney-General, Spence M. Grayson, Owen H. Page, Gilbert E. Johnson, and Albert L. Cobb, for defendants.
Without intimating that a Judge of the Municipal Court of Savannah is a constitutional officer, the court concludes that the questions raised in this case are controlled in principle by the decision in Houlihan v. Atkinson, ante, 720.
Judgment affirmed. All the Justices concur.