Clark v. Ganson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint for land. Before Judgb Bell. Fulton superior court. December 22, 1914.
1Opinion of the CourtHill, J.
A demurrer was filed to a petition generally, and also to certain paragraphs thereof. The presiding judge passed the following order: “The demurrer in the above-stated case as amended above is sustained as to the second ground thereof. The plaintiff is allowed ten days in which to amend by setting out chain of title to the land described. If no such amendment is filed within the time allowed, the suit to stand dismissed.” Within ten days from the date of the order a paper called an amendment to the petition was filed in the clerk’s office, but without any order allowing It or permitting it to…
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