Roddenbery v. Patterson

1. Where, on motion, the judge dismissed the defendant’s plea to a suit on an open' account, and, on evidence being given that the account was correct, directed a verdict for the plaintiff, and a judgment was entered thereon, a bill of exceptions which excepted to such *188final judgment and assigned it as error, and excepted to tjie striking of the plea and duly assigned error thereon, was sufficient to bring before the Supreme Court the question of the correctness of the latter ruling; and the writ of error will not be dismissed. Lyndon v. Georgia Railway and Electric Company, 129 Ga. 353 (58…