Mobley v. Bent Tree Community, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Judge.
After John Mobley bought land in the Bent Tree Community, the community’s board filed an amendment to its restrictive covenants to require a minimum of 1,250 square feet for newly built homes. Before the court clerk recorded the amendment, Mobley submitted an application to the community’s architectural committee to build a 900-square-foot home. Several days after the amendment was recorded, the committee disapproved Mobley’s application for failure to comply with the 1,250-square-foot minimum. He appealed to the Bent Tree board, arguing that his submitting the application…
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