Patat v. Bullock

Russell, Judge.

1. A petition for declaratory judgment will not lie where all the rights of the parties have already accrued and where no facts or circumstances are alleged showing any necessity for an adjudication of the plaintiff’s rights in order to relieve him from the risk of taking future undirected action which, without such direction, would jeopardize his interest. Pinkard v. Mendel, 216 Ga. 487 (117 SE2d 336).

2. The plaintiff Patat is administrator of the estate of Marilza Frye. Mrs. Frye during her lifetime signed as surety on a note executed by her daughter Willie Mae to the Georgia…