Zeagler v. Zeagler

Reid, Chief Justice.

The origin and early history of this case may be found in the report of Zeagler v. Zeagler, 190 Ga. 220 (9 S. E. 2d, 263). We there held that the judge did not err in approving the auditor’s report. This meant that the petitioners were entitled to have the lands of the estate partitioned, but not to the other relief sought. When, on our judgment, the case went back to the trial court, the parties, as the present record shows by various recitals and correspondence between counsel, reached an agreement to abandon the case, though no formal order was entered. But acting on…