Mullally v. Mullally
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Wyatt, Justice.
Sarah Mullally sought from Michael P. Mullally a divorce and temporary and permanent alimony, alleging that the defendant is a resident of Pulton County, the dates of the marriage and separation of the parties, and cruel treatment by the defendant. A general demurrer, attacking the petition upon the ground that it set forth no cause of action, was overruled. The defendant excepted to this judgment. Held:
1. Error is assigned on a judgment overruling grounds of a general demurrer, which if sustained would have terminated the action; and, consequently, there is no merit in the…
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