Reece v. Town of Lyerly

Nichols, Chief Justice.

This is the second time that this case has come before this court. See Town of Lyerly v. Short, 234 Ga. 877 (218 SE2d 588) (1975). Based on a 1974 survey of the corporate boundaries of Lyerly, the governing officials concluded that the plaintiffs’ properties lay inside the city limits and were, therefore, subject to ad valorem property tax. Since all other issues were resolved in the prior appeal, the sole question presented to the trial court was whether the *228properties in question lay within the city’s corporate boundaries. The trial court directed a verdict for the…