First National Bank v. Williams

The evidence fairly discloses that Mrs. Williams in her previous suit asked for an accounting and settlement of the estate. In that action a general demurrer was interposed, one ground of which alleged that the petition failed to set out a cause of action in equity or at law. All the grounds of the demurrer were sustained by the court, and the action was dismissed. That judgment was affirmed by the Supreme Court. Williams v. First National Bank of Atlanta, 181 Ga. 38 (supra). It is well settled law that a judgment on demurrer, until reversed, concludes the parties on all questions necessarily…