Roberts v. Bienert

How courts have described this case

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• “The well established rule in Georgia is that... the substance, rather than the nomenclature, of legal pleadings determines their nature.”
• appearance and pleading in writing to the merits will waive service, if want of service is not pleaded at the same time
• “Appearance and pleading in writing to the merits will waive service, but not if want of service be likewise pleaded at the same time.”
• appearance and pleading in writing to the merits will waive service, if want of service is not pleaded at the same time
• “The well established rule in Georgia is that. . . the substance, rather than the nomenclature, of legal pleadings determines their nature.”
• in which this court held the defendant did not waive the defense of insufficiency of service by filing a motion for summary judgment on the substantive merits of plaintiff’s complaint

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).