Park v. Minton (1972)
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Piedmont Hospital, Inc. v. D. M. (2015)
In any event, the rules of the appellate courts “are directory only, and not jurisdictional.” Park v. Minton, 229 Ga. 765, 768 (1) ( 194 SE2d 465 ) (1972).
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Piedmont Hospital, Inc. v. D.M. (2015)
In any event, the rules of the appellate courts “are 5 directory only, and not jurisdictional.” Park v. Minton, 229 Ga. 765, 768 (1) ( 194 SE2d 465 ) (1972).
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Robinson v. Department of Corrections (1993)
Park v. Minton, 229 Ga. 765, 769 (3) ( 194 SE2d 465 ) (1972).
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Shimp v. Huff (1989)
We find that § 3-201 and § 8-105 indicate that a claim for a family allowance is to be accorded priority over the claims of both ordinary contract creditors and legatees under a will. 10 See, e.g., Park v. Minton, 229 Ga, 765, 194 S.E.2d 465, 467 (1972) (holding that a statute, providing for a year’s support for the surviving spouse, indicated that the support obligation “is among the necessary expenses of administration and is to be preferred before all other debts except t…
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Tidwell Homes, Inc. v. Sharif (1982)
Code Ann. § 6-1002 provides that “the notice of appeal... shall serve as supersedeas, upon payment of all costs in the trial court by the appellant...” It is well settled that “ ‘[t]he filing of a notice of appeal serves to supersede a judgment and while on appeal, the trial court is without authority to modify such judgment. [Cit.] Accordingly, the judgment attempting to vacate the prior judgment, though rendered during the same term of court, was a nullity.’ ” Park v. Mint…
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Cohran v. Carlin (1982)
Therefore, pursuant to Code Ann. § 6-1002, a notice of appeal, with payment of costs, serves as a supersedeas of the judgment (unless supersedeas bond be required), and “while on appeal, the trial court is without authority to modify such judgment.” Park v. Minton, 229 Ga. 765, 769 ( 194 SE2d 465 ) (1972); Walker v. Walker, 239 Ga. 175 ( 236 SE2d 263 ) (1977).
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Talley v. City Tank Corp. (1981)
Park v. Minton, 229 Ga. 765, 769 (3) ( 194 SE2d 465 ) (1972).
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Wall v. Citizens & Southern Bank (1980)
See Allied Productions, Inc. v. Peterson, 233 Ga. 266, 267 ( 211 SE2d 123 ); Park v. Minton, 229 Ga. 765, 766 (4) ( 194 SE2d 465 ); Walker v. Walker, 239 Ga. 175, 176 ( 236 SE2d 263 ); Aetna Cos. &c.
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Powers v. Simmerson (1977)
See Jackson v. Martin, 225 Ga. 170 (2-b) ( 167 SE2d 135 ); Park v. Minton, 229 Ga. 765, 766 (3, 4) ( 194 SE2d 465 ).
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Gillen v. Bostick (1975)
See Park v. Minton, 229 Ga. 765 (4) ( 194 SE2d 465 ); Jackson v. Martin, 225 Ga. 170, 172 ( 167 SE2d 135 ).
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The State v. Crist (2017)
But the failure to include a jurisdictional statement “does not afford a basis for dismissal of the appeal.” All-Georgia Dev., Inc. v. Kadis, 178 Ga.App. 37, 38 (1) ( 341 SE2d 885 ) (1986); see also Park v. Minton, 229 Ga. 765, 768 (1) ( 194 SE2d 465 ) (1972) (noting that court rule requiring jurisdictional statement is “directory only, and not jurisdictional”).
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Pilgrim v. Brookfield West, Inc. (1975)
See Park v. Minton, 229 Ga. 765, 769 (3) ( 194 SE2d 465 ).
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Shepherd v. Shepherd (1974)
See Park v. Minton, 229 Ga. 765, 769 ( 194 SE2d 465 ).