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· 6/20/1957

Goodman v. Little

Citations

  • 99 S.E.2d 517
  • 96 Ga. App. 110
  • 1957 Ga. App. LEXIS 516

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  • court without equity jurisdiction cannot address petition praying “for relief which only a court of equity, or a court of law exercising full equity powers, could administer, such as the rescission of contracts, the cancellation of promissory notes, injunction, etc.”
  • court without equity jurisdiction cannot address petition praying “for relief which only a court of equity, or a court of law exercising full equity powers, 3 could administer, such as the rescission of contracts, the cancellation of promissory notes, injunction, etc.”
  • court without equity jurisdiction cannot address petition praying “for relief which only a court of equity, or a court of law exercising full equity powers, 3 could administer, such as the rescission of contracts, the cancellation of promissory notes, injunction, etc.”

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Judges: Carlisle

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