Dugan v. McGlaun
Dugan v. McGlaun, 64 Ga. 446 (1879)
Headnotes
Where the court has passed a final judgment for the distribution of money, and, during the same term of the court, some of the parties to the proceeding petition for a rule nisi requiring the others to show cause why the judgment should not he set aside or rescinded because of a mistake made by counsel in the calculation, and where there is no verification, by affidavit or otherwise, of the facts alleged in the petition, the rule should not he granted, no mistake appearing on the face of the former adjudication.
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Bleckley, Justice.
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