Legal Opinion · Dissent
Chase & Taylor, Inc. v. Milam
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Decided June 24, 1986No. 71773Published
1DissentBeasley, Judge
The Code section at issue, former Ga. Code § 84-1404, was part of a comprehensive revision of the real estate brokers and salesmen’s chapter in 1973. Ga. L. 1973, pp. 100, 104. The Act required a broker, associate broker, or salesman to be licensed in Georgia before undertaking any part of a real estate transaction. The actions prohibited without licensing were of broad scope and included even holding oneself out as a broker, associate broker or real estate salesman in Georgia. Doing any of these acts, without a Georgia license and its predicate examination, was declared to be a violation of…
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