The trial court properly found good cause to believe that the property did not sell for its fair market value at the foreclosure

The evidence did not support the jury's finding that the plaintiff was entitled to foreclose on a lien on the defendant's property for $1.75M because the verdict included items that were not lie

The insurer, having taken a firm position as to its rights, was not entitled to a declaratory judgment for the purpose of seeking confirmation of its actions in denying coverage, withdrawing its def

The plaintiff timely filed its defamation claim on the first anniversary of the publication, since OCGA § 1-3-1 d 3, as amended in 1985, applies to the 1-year statute of limitation for injuries to r

Because appellees' personalty interest did not involve real estate, its lis pendens action against certain property was in

Because appellees' personalty interest did not involve real estate, its lis pendens action against certain property was in

O.C.G.A. § 13-6-11 prevents a trial court from ever determining that a claimant is entitled to attorneys' fees as a matter o

A genuine issue of fact remained as to whether the plaintiffs had knowledge that the unanimous consent documents securing a $1.5M loan to the defendant were ineffe

Trial court erred in granting summary judgment to the plaintiff on it's plaintiff's claim for punitive damages, since entitlement to punitive damages is a jury

It could not be said as a matter of law that the defendants would not be entitled to any equitable relief with respect to the property in question, so the property was involved in their suit complai