Bilbo v. Bilbo

1. Pleas to the jurisdiction must be made in person, and,, when relied on, be pleaded specially unless want of jurisdiction appears on the face of the proceeding, in which ease it may be taken advantage of on motion. Civil Code (1910), § 5665.

2. A plea to the jurisdiction, when no want of jurisdiction appears on the face of the petition, is a dilatory plea; and it will not be considered unless filed at the first term, made in person, and sworn to. Civil Code (1910), § 5641; Smith v. Rawson, 61 Ga. 208; Hall v. Tiedeman, 141 Ga. 602 (81 S. E. 868).

3. Where on November 15, 1927, a wife…