Johnson v. State of Georgia (1962)
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Park, 311 Ga. App. 62 , 68 n.15 (2) ( 715 SE2d 158 ) (2011) (“Under Georgia law, when [a city] acts in its capacity as a lessor at the 10 undertaken for the purpose of producing revenue, rather than for benefitting the public, the provisions of OCGA § 36-60-13 (a) do not immunize the City from SGRT’s breach-of-contract claim.15 Lastly, we acknowledge that, in denying the City’s motion to dismiss SGRT’s complaint, the trial court did not rule on whether the actions taken by t…
Park, 311 Ga. App. 62 , 68 n.15 (2) ( 715 SE2d 158 ) (2011) (“Under Georgia law, when [a city] acts in its capacity as a lessor at the airport for the purpose of obtaining revenue, it is acting in a proprietary capacity and not carrying out a governmental function.”); Clayton Cnty Bd. of Tax Assessors v. City of Atlanta, 286 Ga. App. 193, 203 (4) ( 648 SE2d 701 ) (2007) (holding that the City of Atlanta was not exempt from paying ad valorem taxes to Clayton County where Atla…
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City of Powder Springs v. WMM Properties, Inc. (1985)
Compare Johnson v. State of Ga., 107 Ga. App. 16, 19 ( 128 SE2d 651 ) (1962). 3 It should be pointed out that the easements in issue here (as opposed to the other property owners who got “one free tap-on”) do not provide that access shall be “free”; these easements provide only for “access” to the line.