Georgia Real Estate Commission v. Accelerated Courses in Real Estate, Inc.
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Hill, Justice.
Appellee, Accelerated Courses in Real Estate, Inc. ("ACRE”), filed suit for injunction and declaratory judgment against the Georgia Real Estate Commission and its members, appellants. ACRE teaches courses to students seeking careers in the real estate business. The commission has the duty and responsibility of licensing real estate brokers and salesmen (Code Ann. Ch. 84-14).
In 1974, the General Assembly enacted the following provision applicable to real estate salesmen (Ga. L. 1974, pp. 375, 376; Code Ann. § 84-1411 (b)): "Each applicant for a salesman’s license shall (1)…
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