CITY OF BROOKHAVEN Et Al. v. CITY OF CHAMBLEE

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• holding that the annexation aspect of the local law was not effective upon the Governor’s signature because the act provided that “it would only become effective on December 30, after a positive referendum vote”
• holding that the annexation aspect of the local law was not effective upon the Governor’s signature because the act provided that “it would only become effective on December 30, after a 16 positive referendum vote”
• remand unnecessary for consideration of constitutional issue because argument was based on a false premise
• \a constitutional issue is waived for appellate review where the trial court fails to rule upon it.\
• direct appeal from summary judgment following annexation

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