Turner v. Bynum
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Phipps, Judge.
William Waugh Turner III appeals an order of the superior court enforcing a settlement agreement. He argues that the agreement is unenforceable for various reasons. One appellee has moved to dismiss the appeal as untimely. We find that the appeal is timely, but that it lacks merit. We therefore affirm.
*174Turner and his sisters, appellees Elaine T. Bynum and Alethea Turner,1 are the surviving beneficiaries of their father’s testamentary trust. After the 1998 death of their mother, who had been the trustee, the trust was unrepresented. In February 2000, appellees petitioned the…
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