Olshine v. Bryant

1. A judgment can not be arrested for any defect in tire pleadings or record that is aided by tlie verdict, or is amendable as a matter of form. Code, § 110-705.

2. Where a defendant appears and pleads to the merits of a case, without pleading to the jurisdiction of the court, and without excepting thereto, he thereby admits the jurisdiction of the court (Code, § 81-503; Hudgins Co. v. Redmond, 178 Ga. 317, 173 S. E. 135); and after verdict and judgment, the question of jurisdiction can not be raised in a motion to arrest the judgment.

3. Appearance and pleading to the merits is a waiver of all…