Griffin v. Beasley

1. When the case was formerly before this court (Griffin v. Beasley, 169 Ga. 709, 151 S. E. 481), it was held: “Under the ruling in Dobbs v. Hardin, 137 Ga. 191(4) (73 S. E. 582), the trial judge was warranted in refusing an injunction, because of long delay on the part of plaintiff in applying therefor.”

2. After the decision by the Supreme Court, and before the judgment of the Supreme Court was made the judgment of the trial court, the petitioner amended the petition by alleging, as additional ground of attack upon the lawfulness of the tax which he was seeking to enjoin, that the petition…