Watson v. Lumsden

Jenkins, Chief Justice.

1. “A judgment overruling a demurrer to an answer, unless excepted'to and reversed, concludes the plaintiff as to the legal sufficiency of the answer; and if the same goes to the whole of the plaintiff’s demand and is duly supported by evidence, a complete defense is established.” Louisville Coffin Co. v. Rhudy, 111 Ga. 827 (35 S. E. 632).

No. 15906. September 5, 1947. Fdward F. Taylor, for plaintiff in error. Hattie B. Bell, contra.(a) In the instant case, since the plaintiff did not except to the order of the trial court overruling general demurrers to the defendant’s…