Hoover & Morris Development Co. v. Mayfield
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Hill, Justice.
The appellant company is the developer of that condominium known as Wilshire Condominiums. In April, 1973, it conveyed one of its dwelling units to the appellee L. L. Gnagey. The deed recited that it was subject to the Apartment Ownership Act (Ga. L. 1963, p. 561), and a specified Condominium Declaration previously recorded in DeKalb County. Through an oral agreement with appellees R. J. and Joyce Mayfield, Gnagey allowed the Mayfields to occupy and use his unit with an option to purchase at an unspecified date. The Mayfields’ occupancy commenced in August, 1973, after the…
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