Kirkley v. Jones

Johnson, Presiding Judge.

William H. Kirkley and Richard S. Jones entered into a loan agreement which provided that if Jones failed to repay the money loaned, he would release all his interest in certain property in Williamson, Georgia, to Kirkley. Five months later, after Jones defaulted on the note, Kirkley filed suit seeking Jones’ interest in the property, as well as other monetary damages. Kirkley also filed a notice of lis pendens setting forth a legal description of the lot in Williamson and stating that he was seeking all or a portion of Jones’ interest in the property.

Two months after…