186 Ga. 496 | Ga. | 1938
In this case the defendants in error have made a motion to dismiss the writ of error, upon the ground, in brief, that the executor and trustee is not an aggrieved party, and has no right, under the Code, § 6-1202, to file the bill of exceptions. It is provided in the section cited that “No party shall be considered as interested in the litigation in the appellate court who will not be affected by the judgment to be rendered in that particular case, such as sheriffs upon a money rule when the contest is between various claimants of the fund and not between the sheriff and any one of them, or a receiver occupying a similar relation, or a complainant in a bill of interpleader, and other parties occupying similar positions.” So far as appears from the record, the Trust Company of Georgia individually has no interest which can be recognized in this appeal. It is not a party in its individual
Writ of error dismissed.