Bennett v. Rewis

Head, Justice.

A petition to enjoin continuous trespasses on land, which fails to describe the land with a sufficient degree of certainty to establish the identity of the land claimed by the petitioner, is insufficient and may be dismissed on general demurrer. Laurens County Board of Education v. Stanley, 187 Ga. 389 (200 S. E. 294); Bruce v. Strickland, 201 Ga. 526 (40 S. E. 2d 386); Miller v. Stewart, 202 Ga. 127 (42 S. E. 2d 445); Hamilton v. Evans, 208 Ga. 780, 781 (4) (69 S. E. 2d 739). “When a petition is so defective that there can be no lawful recovery thereon, an oral motion to…