108 Ga. 185 | Ga. | 1899
The Interstate Building and Loan Association advanced to Morgan, one of its members, a sum of money, taking from him a bond of the kind usual in such cases, and also, as security for the performance of its conditions, a mortgage upon realty and an assignment of his shares in the association. He having made default, the association filed a petition to recover damages for the breach of his bond and to foreclose the mortgage, to which petition Morgan demurred on several grounds. His demurrer was overruled, and he excepted. Without following the order of arrangement in which these grounds are set forth, we will briefly state and dispose of the same.
Judgment affirmed.