International Agricultural Corp. v. Law

1. A court' lias plenary control of its judgments, orders, and decrees, not based upon the verdict of a jury, during the term at ■which they are rendered, and may amend, correct, modify, or supplant them, for cause appearing, or may, to promote justice, revise, supersede, revoke, or vacate them. Berrien County Bank v. Alexander, 154 Ga. 775, 778 (115 S. E. 648), and cit. .Accordingly, the court did not err, at the same term and before actual disbursement, in vacating its order directing the distribution of a fund paid into court by a garnishee under summons of garnishment, in order to permit…