Bellamy v. Resolution Trust Corp.
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Carley, Justice.
The Bellamys conveyed certain property to Sunflower Properties, Inc. to use as collateral for a construction loan from Southern Federal Savings Association of Georgia, and Sunflower executed a security deed in favor of Southern. Thereafter, the construction loan went into default, and RTC was appointed receiver of Southern. As a result of litigation between Sunflower and the Bellamys, Sunflower was ordered to reconvey the property to the Bellamys, and Sunflower complied by executing a limited warranty deed. Several months later, RTC instituted foreclosure proceedings, was the…
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