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· 4/7/1982

McIntosh v. McLendon

Citations

  • 290 S.E.2d 157
  • 162 Ga. App. 220
  • 1982 Ga. App. LEXIS 2118

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  • supporting affidavits must be filed 30 days before hearing, or 30 days before summary judgment granted, if no hearing held
  • alleged breach of agreement entered into in the transaction giving rise to the note was not a defense to payment of the note, but might support a counterclaim for breach of contract
  • “Although the facts alleged by the defendant in his answer might support a counterclaim for breach of contract, they do not set forth a defense to the note, which constitutes by its terms an unconditional promise to pay the instrument according to its tenor.”
  • “Although the facts alleged by the defendant in his answer might support a counterclaim for breach of contract, they do not set forth a defense to the note, which constitutes by its terms an unconditional promise to pay the instrument according to its tenor.”

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Judges: Banke, Birdsong, McMurray

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