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Brown v. Brown

Citations

  • 457 S.E.2d 215
  • 217 Ga. App. 245
  • 95 Fulton County D. Rep. 1505
  • 1995 Ga. App. LEXIS 379

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  • defendant who filed a legally insufficient answer was nevertheless entitled to the simple expedient of notice of the final hearing in order to have his domestic relations case “properly heard and resolved”
  • defendant who filed a legally insufficient answer was nevertheless entitled to the simple expedient of notice of the final hearing in order to have his domestic relations case \properly heard and resolved\
  • where answer was filed after 30 days of service of the complaint in a divorce action, defendant had not waived subsequent notices, where no judgment had been taken before the answer was filed
  • regardless of whether defendant’s letter was sufficient as an answer, it was properly before the trial court and could not be disposed of in an ex parte proceeding without notice thereof to the defendant

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Judges: Blackburn, Birdsong, Ruffin

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