136 Ga. 531 | Ga. | 1911
This case, which in its inception was a suit for alimony, was converted by the amendment filed at the trial term into a complaint upon account. No objection to the filing of the amendment on-the ground that it was a new cause of action seems to have been interposed. Under the testimony of the plaintiff and the written agreement signed by Mrs. Smith, which was attached to her declaration, it must have become apparent that the suit could not be maintained for the allowance of alimony for herself. She had expressly, before the institution of this suit, relinquished, for a consideration, all claims of herself “against him [her husband] or his property now and forever;” but she contends that she should
Judgment affirmed.