Gaskins v. Gray Lumber Co. (1909)
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Whitaker Acres, Inc. v. Schrenk (1984)
Under these facts, appellants contend that only the purchaser at the tax sale has standing to sue for such damages as may have occurred to the unoccupied property after the tax sale but before the exercise of appellee’s right of redemption. “ ‘To maintain an action for trespass or injury to realty, it is essential that the plaintiff show either that he was the true owner or was in possession at the time of the trespass.’ [Cits.]” Coffin v. Barbaree, 214 Ga. 149, 151 ( 103 SE…
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Williams v. Aycock (1936)
Gaskins v. Gray Lumber Co., 6 Ga. App. 167, 168 ( 64 S. E. 714 ).