Moore v. Sanford

In Western Union Telegraph Co. v. Griffith, 111 Ga. 551 (36 S. E. 859), it is said: “A bill of exceptions may in this court be amended by the record so as to include the names of all necessary or proper parties who might have been joined with the party excepting as plaintiffs in error; aliter, as to parties defendant not named in the writ of error, who are unwilling to waive service and consent that the ease be heard on its merits.” In Butler v. Lewman, supra, it is said: “There was but one case in the lower court, and upon its final termination therein it was properly brought to this court…