McCrary v. Berry

1. The court in construing pleadings, when not passing on their sufficiency as against demurrer, but in determining the scope of the issues presented, for the purpose of passing upon the relevancy and materiality of evidence offered, will give to the pleadings such construction, where permissible, as will serve the best interests of the pleader. Moore v. Standard Accident Ins. Company, 48 Ga. App. 508, 512 (2, 3) (173 S. E. 481); Schroer v. Cole, 50 Ga. App. 472 (178 S. E. 312).

2. A plea to a suit on a note was signed only by the defendant, in which it is alleged that her obligation was that…