51 Ga. App. 149 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1935
In this case the trial judge sustained a demurrer to a portion of the defendant's plea and answer and struck the portion demurred to.. Exceptions pendente lite.were duly filed. There was no other judgment rendered in the case. On September 29, 1934, within thirty days from the rendition of the judgment sustaining the demurrer to a portion of defendant's answer, defendant filed his bill of exceptions, assigning error upon his exceptions pendente lite, reciting that the judgment sustaining the demurrer to certain paragraphs of his answer “had the effect of terminating the causes of action in the defenses contained in said sections, and terminated the rights of this defendant to plead further in the trial court unless same should be reversed by the Court of Appeals of this State, and said ruling was not and could not be a legal termination of the rights of the said defendant." No other ássignment of error or exception appears in the bill of exceptions.
A judgment of the trial judge, sustaining a demurrer to certain
Writ of error dismissed.