Buckhead Doctors' Building, Inc. v. Oxford Finance Companies, Inc.

Felton, Chief Judge.

Even assuming the existence of a binding loan commitment to the plaintiff on the part of the appellee, the amended petition, properly construed, shows that the alleged cancellation of such commitment was not the proximate cause of the plaintiff’s alleged damages.

“When considered on general demurrer ... a petition must be construed most strongly against the pleader; in apply*536ing this rule the petition will be construed in the light of its omissions as well as its averments. Mackler v. Lahman, 196 Ga. 535, 537 (27 SE2d 35); Toler v. Goodin, 200 Ga. 527, 534 (37 SE2d 609). The…