Bootery, Inc. v. Cumberland Creek Properties, Inc.

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• OCGA§ 9-11-60 (d) does not authorize a nonparty to bring a motion to set aside
• “Most jurisdictions . . . require that the nonparty be in privity with, aid and abet, or act in concert with the named party in acts constituting a violation of the order.”

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