Reece v. Chestatee State Bank

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• finding that the alleged statements were not directed at the plaintiff when they were only made to a third party
• summary judgment properly granted when obligors did not show how modification agreements and extension of maturity dates could have relieved them of obligations
• “It is well settled that the tortious conduct must have been directed at the plaintiff in order to be actionable under a theory of intentional infliction of emotional distress.”
• \It is well settled that the tortious conduct must have been directed at the plaintiff in order to be actionable under a theory of intentional infliction of emotional distress.\
• \[M]erely mentioning an issue in the trial court without obtaining a ruling is not raising it so as to preserve the issue for appellate review.\
• where appellant fails to obtain a ruling in the trial court, this Court cannot consider the issue on appeal

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