Young v. Pryer
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Judge.
Clorise Lynn Pryer instituted dispossessory proceedings against Nicole Young, claiming Young failed to pay rent pursuant to a lease agreement. Young answered, denying rent was past due and asserting a counterclaim. Following a bench trial, the'court found in favor of Pryer on the dispossessory and entered judgment against Young for past due rent in the amount of $816, which included an offset to account for Young’s counterclaim. Acting pro se, Young appealed, claiming the evidence did not support the findings. Young notified the clerk that a transcript would not be filed for…
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