Aiken v. Richardson

Head, Justice.

In Aiken v. Richardson, 85 Ga. App. 180 (1) (68 S. E. 2d 228), with reference to the action of the trial court» in striking the answer of the respondent in a money rule, it was said: “The judgment of the trial court, having sustained Certain grounds of a motion to dismiss the answer of. the-, respondent, and being unexcepted to, became the law of the'cg.se that the answer was subject to be dismissed for the reasons1 set forth in said motion. It follows that the subsequent judgment of the trial court dismissing the answer was without error. Since, under the law of this State…