4 Ga. 403 | Ga. | 1848
£1.] Where a writ of error was brought in the name of Catharine E. Beall and others, heirs at law, held to be a fatal defect — the writ muststate the names of the others.
Cone, moved to dismiss the writ, on the ground that the plaintiffs were therein described as “ Catharine E. Beall and others, heirs at law,” without stating who the others were, and cited, Morris vs. Wiley, 2 Kelly.
Gould, same side, insisted, that the decision in Morris vs. Wiley had been overruled by the Legislature. Pamph. 1847. And in support of the motion to amend, cited Carey vs. Rice, 2 Kelly.
Warner, J. delivered the opinion of the Court.
In Morris vs. Wiley, Parish Co. 2 Kelly, 287, and in Carey vs. Rice, Ib. 409, we recognized the authority, of the case of Deneale vs. Stump’s Executors, and ruled accordingly. We also held in Carey vs. Rice, that the writ of error might be amended.