It is suggested by the appellant that Code Ann. 594, 27 LE 1081)), unless some statute of the State of Georgia provides to the contrary by preventing a voluntary dismissal with the concomitant right to rebring the action where it collides with the right of the opposite party to an order permanently disposing of the litigation. § 232 limit the right of voluntary dismissal in specific situations), and also differs in that the Federal rule relates to dismissal only in the early stages of litigation "at any time before service by the adverse party of an answer or of a motion for summary judgment." Obviously, the plaintiff in a State court has the right at any time before verdict (we eliminate here any question of rights arising from interlocutory adjudications of the type dealt with in Chicago & A.
§ 81A-141 (a) provides: "Subject to the provisions of 81A-123 (c) of section 81A-166 and of any statute, an action may be dismissed by the plaintiff, without order of court, by filing a written notice of dismissal at any time before verdict." This differs from the analogous Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41 (a) in that the latter specifies "any statute of the United States" (other Federal statutes, such as 8 U. The cases sub judice show an identical fact situation, but the appellants who moved for directed verdicts contend that under present practice the plaintiff may not, at this stage of the proceedings, voluntarily dismiss and thus preserve the right to rearing the action, and that they are entitled to directed verdicts which will constitute a final disposition of the litigation. This position also maintains the calendars for the director, associate directors and area coordinators.Prior to the Civil Practice Act a plaintiff might always exercise his right of voluntary dismissal prior to verdict even though the action had been tried, a motion for directed verdict had been made by his opponent, and the trial court had orally announced his intention of granting it. This position oversees student assistants, processes housing applications, and deposits.
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