144 Ga. 249 | Ga. | 1915
1. The harsh'remedy of appointing a receiver and of granting an injunction before trial on the merits of the ease should not be exercised where the applicant for such remedies has no lien upon the property of the defendant, and no interest therein or claim thereto. Atlanta &c. Ry. Co. v. Carolina &c. Cement Co., 140 Ga. 650 (79 S. E. 555), and cases cited.
2. Therefore, where two adult and married daughters instituted a proceeding in the court of ordinary, in accordance with the Civil Code (1910), §§ 3089 et seq., seeking to have their father adjudged to be an imbecile and incapable of managing his property, and to have a guardian appointed for him, and he, not haying been notified of such proceeding, and without appearing in the court Of ordinary or in any
3. The hearing being interlocutory, though had during a regular term of court, when the general demurrer to the cross-petition could be decided, the judgment overruling such demurrer can not be reviewed by this court on a fast bill of exceptions. Town of Alapaha v. Paulk, 130 Ga. 595 (61 S. E. 401).
4. In view of the rulings above made, it is not necessary to pass on any of the other assignments of error.
Judgment reversed.