Cox v. Zucker

Duckworth, Chief Justice.

There is an enormous amount of space, both in the bill of exceptions and in the briefs of counsel, devoted to the presentation and argument as to whether or not the judgment denying a prayer for an interlocutory injunction, unexcepted to, became the law of the case, controlling or affecting the final judgment. In City of Atlanta v. First Methodist Church, 83 Ga. 448, 450 (10 S. E. 231), this court said: “It has been said that the decision of the superior court upon an interlocutory decree by the judge of that court, is not final, and is not conclusive between the…