Manry v. First National Bank

Grice, Justice.

The court did not err in sustaining a general demurrer to the plaintiffs’ suit, one ground of which was that the same “shows on its face that the relief prayed for can. not be granted as against this *54defendant,” the sole defendant being a national banking association, and the only prayer, besides the one for process, being that an injunction issue, before a final judgment. The instant case can not on principle be distinguished from, and is controlled by, National Bank of Savannah v. Craven, 147 Ga. 753 (95 S. E. 246); American National Bank of Macon v. Dure, 148 Ga. 498 (97 S.…