Mendenhall v. Stovall

Reid, Chief Justice.

The exceptions in this case are to a judgment entered on November 17, 1942, against the defendant Mendenhall for the sum of $325. It represented a reimbursement of attorneys’ fees expended by the South Side Atlanta Bank, which had intervened in the cause pending between two partners. The case has twice been to this court upon other issues. Mendenhall v. Stovall, 191 Ga. 452 (12 S. E. 2d, 589); Stovall v. Mendenhall, 192 Ga. 796 (16 S. E. 2d, 546). A detailed history of the litigation may be found in the report of those cases, and only so much of it will be mentioned as is…