Crowell v. City of Eastman

Benham, Judge.

The dispositive rule of law in these appeals is the “law of the case” rule. In Crowell v. City of Eastman, 182 Ga. App. 489 (356 SE2d 104) (1987), holding that this was not a proper case for declaratory judgment, this court reversed the judgment entered in favor of appellees. Upon the return of the remittitur, appellees filed a motion for summary judgment. The main appeal here is from the grant of that motion. The cross-appeal concerns a holding the trial court made in the course of granting summary judgment to appellees.

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