Ex parte Henshaw

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• concluding that the failure to serve a defendant in fi. fa. under OCGA § 48-4-45 (a) (1) (A
• holding that a party who was given notice of a tax sale as statutorily required “may not attack the sale on the ground of lack of notice to another part/’
• holding that a party who was given notice of a tax sale as statutorily required \may not attack the sale on the ground of lack of notice to another party\
• holding that a party who was given notice of a tax 9 This Court has previously cited Lujan in assessing standing under Georgia law. See Granite State Outdoor Advertising, Inc. v. City of Roswell, 283 Ga. 417, 418 (658 SE2d 587) (2008
• “The surveyor’s testimony to the contrary was a legal conclusion and, as such, cannot be considered as evidence on motion for summary judgment.”
• mere statement in affidavit that notice was “published ‘as required by law’ ” was a legal conclusion that did not establish the fact that bank had complied with foreclosure notice requirement

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