113 Ga. 1 | Ga. | 1901
On February 28,1901, during the October term, 1900, of this court, the case of Cooper v. Portner Brewing Company et al. was decided. 112 Ga. 894. The October term expired by operation of law and was formally adjourned on March 2, 1901. On March 7, 1901, the plaintiff in error caused to be deposited in the office of the clerk of this court a written motion, which asked, first, for a rehearing on the point made in the cross-bill of exceptions filed by the defendants, that separate counts in a petition must be complete in themselves, and one count can not by reference adopt facts stated in another; the ruling in the case being in favor of the contention of the defendants; and, second, that if a rehearing is not granted, by judgment of this court plaintiff be allowed to amend the petition in the court below, and that a direction to this effect be made in the judgment.
While the judgments of this court are completely under its control during the term at which they are rendered, until the remit
While we can not make any authoritative ruling on the right of the plaintiff to amend in the court below at any time before the
Motions denied.