147 Ga. 104 | Ga. | 1917
(After stating the foregoing facts.)
But the failure to pass on the demurrers and traverse of the entry by the sheriff of service on-N. C. Eagsdale was not such an irregularity as will require a new trial for Mrs. Eagsdale. After the prayers for a receiver and the administration of the property conveyed to secure the debt were stricken, the action was solely on notes given by Mrs. Eagsdale. The allegations with respect to the default in their payment, to their maturity, and the liability for attorney’s fees, and the prayer for judgment against Mrs. Eagsdale, sufficiently stated a cause of action on the notes against her.
Judgment affirmed.