Interlochen Estates Inc. v. Bank of Atlanta

Duckavorth, Chief Justice.

1. An amendment may be offered upon the announcement of the judge of his decision to sustain a demurrer, or within any time allowed by the judge in the order allowing an amendment. “But after the order sustaining the demurrer has been signed, with no allowance of time to amend, it is too late to amend.” Wells v. Butler’s Builders’ Supply Co. 128 Ga. 37, 39 (57 S. E. 55).

2. Where a demurrer containing both general and special grounds is sustained, the judgment must be affirmed if the petition Avas subject to any of the grounds of the general demurrer. Gunn v. James,…