Fulton County must abide by a judge's order that it purchase for $5 million a parcel of property the county had sought to condemn then tried to back away from, the Georgia Supreme Court has ruled.
July 24, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Fulton County must abide by a judge’s order that it purchase for $5 million a parcel of property the county had sought to condemn then tried to back away from, the Georgia Supreme Court has ruled.
The ruling overturns a prior opinion of the Georgia Court of Appeals and means the county will now own property it wanted for a new library now under construction elsewhere.
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