Legal Opinion
Dyer v. Honea
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Decided November 15, 2001No. A01A0991; A01A0992; A01A0993PublishedCited by 34 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Mikell, Judge.
Pursuant to a contract executed on September 25, 1995, Hal C. Dyer purchased Joel’s Restaurant & Catering (“the restaurant”) in Gwinnett County for $60,000. The restaurant was owned by Joel’s Fine Foods, Inc. (“JFFI”), a corporation closely held by Joel Honea (“J. Honea”) and his father, Robert Honea (“R. Honea”). The closing was handled by the Honeas’ long-time counsel and JFFI’s registered agent, Wayne A. Bailey. During the closing, J. Honea and R. Honea each executed an affidavit averring that there were no liens or encumbrances against the restaurant. Dyer subsequently…
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