Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. v. Hall

Bell, Justice.

This suit began as a petition in equity. The plaintiff offered an amendment for the purpose of converting it into a complaint for land, damages, and mesne profits. The amendment was allowed over objection, and this ruling among others is assigned as error. The other assignments of error complain of orders overruling general and special demurrers to the petition and to the petition as amended. The suit was brought by Dewey F. Hall in his representative capacity as administrator of the estate of William B. Hall. The defendants were Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Atlanta…