34 Ga. App. 46 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1925
Birch sued Hatcher on promissory notes given for the purchase-money of land. The defendant filed the following answer: “1. Defendant admits the allegation in the first paragraph. 3. Defendant admits allegations in the second paragraph as to making the notes described, including the dates and the dates when to become due, and amounts, but says that the allegation as to the credits is not true as stated, but arose out of a fraud. 3. Defendant admits that he is holding possession of said land, but denies that he is insolvent or that his possession is to the hurt of plaintiff. 4. And for further answer defendant says,
The court properly disallowed the amendment and struck the answer, and rendered judgment for the plaintiff for the full amount sued for.
Judgment affirmed.