Rodgers v. Caldwell
37 S.E. 866, 112 Ga. 635, 1901 Ga. LEXIS 31
Opinion
While a 'written demurrer duly filed is the proper mode of practice to cause the dismissal of an answer to a plaintiff’s petition, which is defective in form and does not, as a matter of law, set up any defense to the action, yet this court will not reverse a judgment striking such a plea on a hearing had on oral motion.
The answer filed in the present case sets up no legal defense to the action.
Judgment affirmed.
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