Horton v. Whitaker
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Harold R. Banke.
Shirley Marie Horton sued Jerrie Whitaker for personal injuries allegedly caused by an automobile collision for which Whitaker was cited for running a stop sign. Horton lodged her suit solely against Whitaker individually and did not name any government entity as a party.
Whitaker responded that she was constitutionally entitled to immunity as a state employee. Whitaker asserted that the lawsuit was barred by the Georgia Tort Claims Act as well as by Horton’s failure to comply with OCGA § 50-21-26’s notice provisions. In a verified response to Horton’s interrogatories,…
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