Nathan v. Duncan

Eberhardt, Judge.

It is urged that since there were no allegations as to the distance defendant’s automobile was behind the plaintiff, and the petition does not allege at what speed it was being operated, her allegations of negligence are no more than conclusions unsupported by any properly alleged facts. It is a close question as to whether the allegations can withstand a general demurrer, but since, as against a general demurrer a mere general allegation of negligence will suffice (Hudgins v. Coca Cola Bottling Co., 122 Ga. 695, 698 (50 SE 974)), and since she does allege that the incident…