36 Ga. App. 621 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1927
The petition is as follows: “1. That on November 13, 1922, A. B. Burch, the husband of your petitioner, was severely injured while in the employment of the Savannah Lumber
The defendant filed a demurrer on the following grounds: “1. That said petition fails to set forth any cause of action or any right to summary or remedial relief against defendant. 2. That-said petition fails to show any right upon the part of Alpha 13. Burch to bring suit for the homicide of her husband, A. B. Burch. 3. Defendant demurs specially to paragraph 1 of petition, and moves to strike the same, upon the ground that said paragraph is vague, indefinite, and uncertain, in that said paragraph fails to disclose the capacity in which A. B. Burch was employed by Savannah Lumber Company, and fails further to indicate the nature of the injury suffered by the said A. B. Burch. 4. Defendant demurs specially to paragraph 2 of said petition, and moves to strike the same, upon the ground that said paragraph is vague, indefinite, and uncertain, in that said paragraph fails to disclose whether or not the alleged agreement entered into by and between Savannah Lumber Company, employer, and A. B. Burch, employee, was voluntary or was compulsorily fixed by the industrial commission of Georgia,' and fails further to disclose the date of such agreement or any other material fact or circumstance connected therewith. 5. Defendant demurs specially to paragraph 4 of petition, and moves to strike same, upon the ground that said paragraph shows on its face that the award of the industrial commission was improper and illegal, in that it provided for compensation in excess of $5,000. 6. Defendant demurs specially to paragraph 8 of the petition, and moves to strike the same, upon the ground that said paragraph fails to show why collection from the Integrity Mutual Casualty Company, insurance carrier, has not been made or further attempted, and fails further to show why
The court did .not err in overruling the demurrer.
Judgment affirmed.