Deen v. United Dominion Realty Trust
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
McMurray, Presiding Judge.
Plaintiff United Dominion Realty Trust (“United”) filed a petition for a dispossessory warrant, alleging that defendant Lee Roy Deen is a tenant who “fails to pay the rent which is now past due” and accruing in the amount of $409 per month. Defendant’s timely written answer alleged that he was “paying into the court register [sic] $409.00 + $30.00 cost of dispossessory warrant this being a corn-pleat [sic] defense according to Ga Code[.]” After a hearing some six weeks later, the State Court of Cobb County entered a judgment for plaintiff, “based on the failure to…
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