Yeazel v. Burger King Corp.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Ruffin, Judge.
In this case, the trial court entered a declaratory judgment in favor of Burger King Corporation (BKC), the tenant under a commercial lease, regarding the proper method of calculating rent due under the lease. The trial court further held that BKC was entitled to recover all overpayments of rent made during the pendency of the litigation, but that recovery of earlier overpayments was barred by the voluntary payment doctrine. The landlords, Jack and Rita Yeazel, appeal.1 Because the trial court misapplied the voluntary payment doctrine and refused to consider parol evidence of…
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