H & C Development, Inc. v. Bershader
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Blackburn, Chief Judge.
H & C Development, Inc. (“H & C”) sought to redeem real property sold at a tax sale and filed the underlying suit against the purchaser, Albert Bershader. The trial court awarded summary judgment against H & C primarily because H & C had failed to pay or legally tender the full amount of the redemption price for the property as required by OCGA § 48-4-47 (a) before filing suit and also because H & C had been administratively dissolved. H & C contends *547that Bershader failed to comply with the notice requirements of the redemption statute, which precluded summary judgment.…
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