Astin v. Carden
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Bell, Presiding Justice.
(After stating the foregoing facts.)
On presentation of the petition the judge granted a temporary restraining order applicable to all of the defendants. At the interlocutory hearing, he passed an order refusing to appoint a receiver as prayed, and revoking the restraining order to the extent of relieving the defendant administrator altogether from its operation, and relieving the widow “in her proceeding for a year’s support.” It is this latter order that is complained of in the bill of exceptions.
We shall deal first with the modification feature. Whether this order…
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