Deal v. Glenville Bank

1. The ruling made in Elliott v. Wilks, 16 Ga. App. 466 (85 S. E. 679), is based upon the theory that while a judgment including attorney’s fees, as originally entered by the court, may be “susceptible” of the construction that it was entered without proof, as upon an unconditional contract in writing, still such construction shall not be taken as conclusive when the pleadings themselves are sufficient to have authorized a finding upon the question of attorney’s fees, and the court had jurisdiction to render judgment upon the implied admissions contained therein.

2. In Glennville Bank. v.…