Imperial Body Works, Inc. v. National Claims Service, Inc.

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• holding that compliance with judgment constituted waiver when there was no execution
• holding that compliance with judgment constituted waiver when there was no execution
• Finding that the Appellant's argument that it involuntarily paid a judgment unpersuasive because it failed to utilize the supersedeas automatically generated by law.
• “[D]efendant was insulated from execution on the instant 4 See Hunnicutt v. Hunnicutt, 248 Ga. 733, 733 (286 SE2d 29) (1982) (explaining that, in its earlier decision at Hunnicutt, 248 Ga. 516, “the granting of contempt was reversed as a matter of law”

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