THE BRANTLEY COMPANY v. MEMORY

17715.

208 Ga. 706 (1952)

69 S.E.2d 190

THE BRANTLEY COMPANY v. MEMORY.

Supreme Court of Georgia.

Decided February 11, 1952.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Harvey D. Griffin, J. R. Walker and E. O. Blalock, for plaintiff.

J. H. Highsmith and John S. Gibson, for defendant.


WYATT, Justice.

1. The first question presented is whether or not it was error to allow the amendments to the answer of the defendant, and to refuse to strike the answer. It is contended that the original answer was no answer and should have been stricken. This can not be true for the reason that the petition alleged a claim for damages and sought an injunction. The denial of the allegations, the basis for seeking this relief, certainly amounted to an answer and was...

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