"There is no evidence from which a jury could find that [the appellees] had constructive knowledge of the defect," read the Georgia Court of Appeals decision.
October 08, 2021 at 12:12 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A Georgia real estate company is off the hook for injuries sustained by a prospective homebuyer as she toured one of its properties listed for sale.
Turns out, evidence she provided helped prove opposing counsel’s case.
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