Reeves v. Newman

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the mere imposition of an implied trust as an equitable remedy does not automatically trigger the Supreme Court of Georgia’s jurisdiction
• if there is no substantive issue regarding the propriety of the equitable relief granted or rejected, then the appeal does not lie in Supreme Court
• “ ‘If there is no substantive issue regarding the propriety of the equitable relief granted or rejected, then the appeal does not lie in this Court.’ ” (citation omitted)
• “ ‘[A] constructive trust is a remedy created by a court in equity to prevent unjust enrichment . . ., not an independent cause of action ....’” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).