Dooley v. Savannah Bank Trust Company

Bell, Chief Justice.

The two writs of error, being similar with respect to the questions raised, will be dealt with in one opinion.

There is no contention that the petition did not state a cause of action, or even that the plaintiff did not prove its ease as laid; the only' questions for determination being those raised by the motion to strike the alleged defenses.

There were two amendments to the plaintiff’s petition, but the contents of these amendments have not been and need not be stated. The defendants had already filed their answers, and were not required to reply to these amendments.…