Hunter v. Allan-Grayson Realty Co.

No fraud is shown in the petition because, while it undertakes to allege that the building was not suited for the use intended, it does so only by a vague conclusion which does not reveal why or in what respect the building was not suited for the purposes intended. A petition must allege a cause of action with some degree of certainty in order to withstand a general demurrer. Nance v. Daniel, 183 Ga. 538 (1) (189 S. E. 21).

The petition here utterly fails to set forth a cause of action for the following reasons: While it alleges that the building-rented to the plaintiff by the defendants had…