Rapid Taxi Co. v. Broughton

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• finding that “a judgment is not final unless it disposes of the entire controversy, leaving nothing for 2 OCGA § 9-11-55 (b
• judgment is not final unless it disposes of the entire case and a default judgment deciding liability only does not dispose of entire controversy
• although the answer was not verified, defendant filed an affidavit setting forth with sufficient detail the allegation that it was not liable
• a default judgment as to liability only is not a “final judgment” for purposes of OCGA § 9-11-55 (b)
• judgment is not final unless it disposes of the entire case and a default judgment deciding liability only does not dispose of entire controversy
• judgment is not final unless it disposes of the entire case, leaving nothing for the trial court to do

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