Egana v. HSBC MORTG. CORP., INC.

Miller, Judge.

In this dispossessory case, Denaud Egana appeals from the trial court’s order granting HSBC Mortgage Corporation, Inc. (“HSBC”) a writ of possession to a piece of residential property located in Austell. Egana argues that the trial court erred in (1) admitting into evidence a security deed, which he claimed was fraudulent, without requiring HSBC to affirmatively prove the deed was genuine and (2) refusing to allow him to cross-examine HSBC’s counsel as to the security deed’s genuineness. “The admission of evidence lies in the sound discretion of the trial court. [Cit.]” Dept. of…