Maloy v. Maloy

1. A decision of the court of ordinary, overruling objections to the application of an administrator or guardian for a discharge, and granting such discharge, is one from which an appeal will lie to the superior court, though no issue of fact be involved. Civil Code, §§ 4454, 5852. Comer v. Ross, 100 Ga. 652 (28 S. E. 387).

(а) A bond given to enter such appeal, reciting the names of the parties, the character of the case, the judgment of the court and the term at which it was rendered, is not invalid because the appellants and their sureties in such bond acknowledge themselves bound generally…