Worthy v. Farmers Life Confederation

1. When this case was formerly before the Supreme Court (139 Ga. 81, 76 S. E. 856), it was held, that the judgment involved was not subject to attack by a motion in arrest on the grounds, first, that the petition on its face showed that the plaintiffs were not beneficiaries under a certain policy, and, secondly, that it failed to set forth a .cause *513of action; that the motion to set aside the judgment complained of some matters that were covered by the motion in arrest, and as to them the same ruling would apply; that, in so far as the motion to set aside rested upon extraneous matters, no…