· 11/9/1998
Rhodes v. Anchor Rode Condominium Homeowner's Ass'n
Citations
- 508 S.E.2d 648
- 270 Ga. 139
- 98 Fulton County D. Rep. 3785
- 1998 Ga. LEXIS 1056
How courts have described this case
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- discussing property rights held by grantor and grantee of deed to secure debt
- discussing property rights held by grantor and grantee of deed to secure debt
- detailing the reasons why “the easement remained subject to the security deed”
- property subject to security deed remains so unless grantee releases property by conveyance or contractually subordinates its rights
- security deed conveys legal title to the grantee with the grantor retaining an equitable estate entitling the grantor and his assigns to possession
- “A valid foreclosure of a security deed not only vests legal title in the purchaser, it also divests all of the grantor’s rights in the property as well as the rights of those claiming through the grantor that are subject to the security deed.”
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Judges: Fletcher
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