Carter v. Reamey

How courts have described this case

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• “OCGA § 9-11-8 (c) does not imply, however, that an affirmative defense can be raised only by answer or it is forever waived.”
• “if [res judicata] is raised by motion, or by special plea in connection with the answer or by motion for summary judgment there is no waiver”
• \[T]he failure to assert this affirmative defense in an answer or motion prior to suffering a default judgment acts as a waiver of the defense.\ (punctuation omitted)

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