Majeed v. Randall
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Per curiam
In this pro se civil claim, we affirm the trial court’s order granting the motion to dismiss of defendant-appellees Hugh W. Randall and Joel M. Felner.
On June 9, 2000, Ishaq H. Majeed filed a pro se, one-sentence “complaint” alleging merely that appellees “committed perjury and fraud against me.” It contained no factual allegations, no statement of jurisdiction, no legal claims, and no prayer for relief of any kind. To this minimalist pleading, appellees filed a timely motion to dismiss. Majeed responded on July 24, 2000 with a document styled “Answer to Motion To Dismiss and First Amendment…
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