Nat. Bank of Ga. v. Merritt

Hall, Presiding Judge.

In both appeals, the basic question before the court is whether these tardy answers were properly admitted into the record. We hold that they were not, and that defendant in each case by not responding had admitted the facts as stated in the requests prior to the Bank’s summary judgment motions.

1. The plaintiff-appellant Bank contends that the judge erred in allowing the answers into the record when they were not timely filed and no extension of time had been requested before the initial 30 days ran out. Hobbs v. New England Ins. Co., 212 Ga. 513 (93 SE2d 653), is…