Grayson v. Grayson

Mobley, Justice.

The question presented by the plaintiff in error, that the order was not in such form as to constitute a valid judgment, is not material to a determination of the issue before us, because she is estopped by her conduct to question its validity.

“Parties to stipulations and agreements entered into in the course of judicial proceedings are estopped to' take positions inconsistent therewith, in the absence of fraud or mistake.” 31 C.J.S. 384, § 120. See also Mehrtens v. Knight, 29 Ga. App. 390 (115 SE 506).

“No litigant will be heard to complain of an order or judgment of the court…