Vector Co. v. Star Enterprises, Inc. (1974)
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M. Shapiro & Sons, Inc. v. Yates Construction Co. (1976)
Thus Pickett v. Chamblee Const. Co., 124 Ga. App. 769, 774 (8) ( 186 SE2d 123 ), said "The bond substitutes for the lien on the realty..." Judge Eberhardt cited that case in Vector Co. v. Star Enterprises, 131 Ga. App. 569, 571 ( 206 SE2d 636 ) and said that "the lien, being discharged, could no longer be foreclosed against the real estate or the owners, though the supplier of the materials has a remedy against the bond." He prefaced his statement on this foundation: "When t…
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Foster v. Wilmington Plantation Owners Ass'n (2010)
Relying on Vector Co. v. Star Enterprises, Inc., 131 Ga. App. 569, 571 ( 206 SE2d 636 ) (1974) (physical precedent only), appellee asserts that a foreclosure of a materialman’s lien is an “in rem” action and thus venue should lie at the location of the “res” — the county where the land is located.
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Linco Construction Co. v. Tri-City Concrete, Inc. (1982)
Code § 67-2004; Vector Co. v. Star Enterprises, 131 Ga. App. 569, 571 ( 206 SE2d 636 ) (1974); Davis v. Hoover-Morris Development Co., 136 Ga. App. 446 (1) ( 221 SE2d 656 ) (1975).