KEY LIFE INSURANCE CO. v. Hodges

Nichols, Presiding Judge.

1. The only argument presented as to the ruling upon demurrers to the first count of the plaintiffs’ petition is a statement that it insists that the trial court erred in overruling each of such demurrers. “This does not amount to an argument, and the assignment of error in so far as the ruling on the demurrer is concerned will be treated as abandoned. See Bell v. Bell, 210 Ga. 295 (79 SE2d 524).” Wood v. Pool, 211 Ga. 789 (3) (89 SE2d 192). Accordingly, as to such count of the petition, it is the established law of the case that if the plaintiffs proved their case as…