Fuller v. Curry
133 S.E. 244, 162 Ga. 293, 1926 Ga. LEXIS 164
Opinion
On authority of McGonnell v. McGonnell, 135 Ga. 828 (70 S. E. 647), the court did not err in dismissing the petition on demurrer.
(a.) The case of Watts v. Watts, 130 Ga. 683 (61 S. E. 593), is distinguishable from McConnell v. McConnell, supra, in that the petition [294]*294in the Waits case was dismissed by the court on its own motion prior to final judgment.
(h) On the question of estoppel in such a ease, compare authorities cited in McLeod v. McLeod, 144 Ga. at p. 360 (87 S. E. 286).
Judgment affirmed.
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