Brown v. Frachiseur

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an appellate court may affirm on the ground that “the appellant failed to present... a record sufficient to enable [the court] to determine whether the trial court has committed reversible error”
• overruling Holloway v. Giddens, 239 Ga. 195 (236 SE2d 491) (1977), relied upon by appellants
• affirming superior court’s grant of summary judgment based on the probate court record when the transcript of the probate court proceeding was not included in the appellate record
• on appeal of grant of summary judgment, the burden is on the appellant to establish error by the record

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