Gilliam v. Etheridge

1. “‘In legal acceptation, a party is aggrieved by a judgment or decree when it operates on his rights of property, or bears directly upon his interests.’ 2 Oye. 633, and citations.” Bryan v. Rowland, 166 Ga. 719, 724 (144 S. E. 275).

2. A party not aggrieved by the judgment complained of is without legal right to except thereto, and it is not his privilege to bring under review the correctness of the judgment entered; and the right to introduce by amendment necessary parties plaintiff in error in this court is limited to those litigants who are entitled to sue out a writ of error and can not…