Brown v. Associates Financial Services Corp.

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• interpreting OCGA § 5-6-35 (a) (6) to apply “when a party seeking a money judgment prevails”; statute did not apply to personal property foreclosure case
• discretionary application was not required for appeal from judgment granting writ of possession of personal property, as applicant had right of direct appeal from the foreclosure judgment
• discretionary application was not required for appeal from judgment granting writ of possession of personal property, as applicant had right of direct appeal from the foreclosure judgment
• \[The appellant] argues that OCGA § 5-6-35 (a) (6) does not apply to the judgment in favor of [the appellees] because the action and judgment are for a grant of possession and not an action or a judgment for damages. We agree.\

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