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Citizens Bank of Hapeville v. Thompson

Supreme Court of Georgia
Feb 6, 1959
107 S.E.2d 175 (Ga. 1959)

Opinion

20286.

SUBMITTED JANUARY 15, 1959.

DECIDED FEBRUARY 6, 1959.

Action for damages. Fulton Superior Court. Before Judge Alverson. September 29, 1958.

Preston L. Holland, for plaintiff in error.

Joseph L. Llop, contra.


The original petition having prayed for the appointment of a receiver and for injunctive relief, and by amendment all prayers for equitable relief have been stricken from the petition, and the court asked to vacate its temporary restraining order and to otherwise treat the case as an action at law for a money judgment against the defendants, the case is no longer one involving equity, and the Court of Appeals and not the Supreme Court has jurisdiction of this writ of error. Code (Ann.) §§ 2-3704, 2-3708.

Transferred to the Court of Appeals. All the Justices concur.

SUBMITTED JANUARY 15, 1959 — DECIDED FEBRUARY 6, 1959.


Summaries of

Citizens Bank of Hapeville v. Thompson

Supreme Court of Georgia
Feb 6, 1959
107 S.E.2d 175 (Ga. 1959)
Case details for

Citizens Bank of Hapeville v. Thompson

Case Details

Full title:CITIZENS BANK OF HAPEVILLE v. THOMPSON et al

Court:Supreme Court of Georgia

Date published: Feb 6, 1959

Citations

107 S.E.2d 175 (Ga. 1959)
214 Ga. 674

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