McNally v. Stonehenge, Inc.
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Nichols, Chief Justice.
McNally filed a complaint in equity against Stonehenge, Inc., attempting to set aside a default judgment on the ground that he had not received notice of the trial date. The trial court granted summary judgment for Stonehenge and dismissed the complaint.
The trial court found that "McNally’s attorney of record at the time the trial date was set was aware of the date.” McNally contends that although notice of-the trial date was given to his attorney of record and also was published in the county’s official organ, the judgment should be set aside because he himself had not…
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