Morgan Cnty. v. Gay

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• Georgia - City of Marietta v. Summerour
• Georgia - Foster v. Morrison
• Georgia - Styers v. Atlanta Gas Light Co.
• Georgia - City of Atlanta v. Heirs of Champion
• Georgia - Chastain v. Fayette County, A96A0106



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• Georgia - Costanzo v. Jones, A91A0384
• Georgia - Webb v. Bank of Am., N.A.
• Georgia - Concept Capital Corp. v. Dekalb County
• Georgia - Brannen v. Bulloch County, A89A1320
• Georgia - Georgia Power Company v. Stowers
• Georgia - City of Warner Robins v. Holt
• Georgia - Green v. Waddleton
• Georgia - Thorpe v. Sterling Equip. Co.
• Georgia - Cmty. & S. Bank v. Clear Creek Props.
• Georgia - Haygood v. Haygood
• Georgia - Heard v. City of Villa Rica
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• Georgia - Georgia Transmission Corp. v. Worley
• Georgia - Shealy v. UNIFIED GOVERNMENT OF ATHENS-CLARKE
• Georgia - Duffield v. DeKalb County, 33902
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• US - Reference Stubs - Special master panel; selection; notice; powers and duties
• US - Reference Stubs - Policies and practices guiding exercise of eminent domain
• US - Reference Stubs - Motions for directed verdict and for judgment notwithstanding the verdict
• US - Reference Stubs - Appeal of award generally; condemnee's right to jury trial on issue of just and adequate compensation
• US - Reference Stubs - "Condemning body" and "condemnor" defined
• US - Reference Stubs - Grant of injunctions in discretion of court; power to be exercised cautiously
• US - Reference Stubs - Jurisdiction and venue unaffected
• US - Reference Stubs - Reimbursement to property owner of reasonable costs and expenses associated with condemnation proceedings
• US - Reference Stubs - Prosecution of two simultaneous actions for same cause against same party prohibited; election; pendency of former action as defense; exception