Johnson v. Edwards
94 S.E. 554, 147 Ga. 438, 1917 Ga. LEXIS 244
Opinion
Indefiniteness in pleadings should, as a rule, be raised by • "special demurrer; yet a petition which is too vague and indefinite to r support- a recovery may properly be dismissed on general demurrer. Clark v. Gay, 112 Ga. 777 (38 S. E. 81) ; Garrett v. Hitchcock, 77 Ga. 427; Brooks v. Turner, 62 Ga. 164. Applying the foregoing, the peti- - tion as amended was properly dismissed.
Judgment affirmed.
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