153 Ga. 718 | Ga. | 1922
1. On the trial of an issue made by the interposition of a statutory claim, the claimant, although holding under a conveyance from the defendant in fi. fa., executed after the rendition of the judgment and the levy, may attack the judgment and the levy on any ground
(Z>) The record fails to disclose grounds for equitable jurisdiction on the basis of avoiding multiplicity of actions.
2. The court was without jurisdiction, at the interlocutory hearing prior to the appearance term, to overrule the demurrer to the petition. Union Investment Co. v. Engesser, 151 Ga. 695 (107 S. E. 861).
3. In view of the ruling made in the first headnote, it is unnecessary to decide as to the validity of the judgment or levy in question. Applying to the pleadings and evidence the principles above stated, the court erred in granting an interlocutory injunction and in appointing a temporary receiver.
Judgment reversed.