Black v. Black
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Clarke, Justice.
Appellee is the holder of a judgment for alimony contained in a divorce decree. The decree resulted from a complaint previously filed by appellee in which there was no prayer for the issuance of a process. Nevertheless, process. was issued and service was had. Appellant answered the complaint and contested the lawsuit but did so without raising any objection to the absence of a prayer for the issuance of process.
Appellee subsequently filed a garnishment proceeding and appellant moved to vacate and set aside the final decree of divorce which contained the judgment for alimony…
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