Aycock v. RE/MAX OF GEORGIA, INC.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
McMurray, Presiding Judge.
Plaintiff John S. Aycock, Jr. brought this action against defendants RE/MAX of Georgia, Inc. (“RMGI”) and William H. Allen, seeking to have the superior court declare invalid a certain arbitration award (“the Award”) and “order defendant RE/MAX of Georgia, Inc. to hold a new arbitration before different arbitrators who will give [plaintiff] Mr. Aycock due process of law.” This Award arose out of a previous action by William H. Allen against John S. Aycock, Jr., “seeking to recover real estate commissions relating to the closings of the sale of three properties. . .…
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