Webster v. Thompson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equity. Practice in the Superior Courts. Demurrer. Administrators and executors, Temporary administrator. Before Judge Kiddoo. Clay Superior Court. March Term, 1875. Reported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Judge.
The cause stood for trial on the bilj and answer. All of the defendants had answered; none of them had demurred. When it was called for trial they moved to dismiss the bill on grounds which denied that the matters charged entitled the complainants to any decree whatever. The court granted the motion, and passed an order dismissing the bill.
1. It is said that the motion came too late; that the defendants, by not demurring at the first or appearance term, had admitted that a good cause of action was set forth, and that they, having fully answered, the cause was at issue upon the…
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