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Country Club Apartments V. Scott: Exculpatory Clauses In Leases Declared Void, Mitchell O. Moore
Country Club Apartments V. Scott: Exculpatory Clauses In Leases Declared Void, Mitchell O. Moore
Mercer Law Review
In Country Club Apartments, Inc. v. Scott, the Georgia Supreme Court held that exculpatory provisions in leases are void as against public policy. The Georgia Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the court of appeals upholding the denial of the defendant's motion for judgment on the pleadings
Real Property, George A. Pindar
Real Property, George A. Pindar
Mercer Law Review
One who reads the judicial output of Georgia's appellate courts for the past decade can certainly be impressed with the high quality of the writing often found in these pages. We can understand why much of it goes unnoticed on the national scene, since other courts and law teachers are programmed by long tradition to look largely to the Northeastern States for legal scholarship. But we now find a stirring trend toward more progressive thinking and impatience with outworn platitudes in both appellate courts, as illustrated in some of the rulings discussed below.