CopyCited 14 times | Published | Supreme Court of Georgia | Jul 8, 1999 | 271 Ga. 403, 99 Fulton County D. Rep. 2504
...[2] Although enacted 30 years ago, the act has never been interpreted by an appellate court. As codified, the act permits any political subdivision in a public lawsuit to petition for a court order that the opposing party or intervenors be dismissed unless they post a bond. [3] OCGA §
50-15-1 defines a "political subdivision" as any state or local body with the right to sue or issue bonds....
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50-15-2. Because I believe that such an approach is an unreasonable interpretation of the statute, I dissent to the reversal of the trial court's order requiring appellants to post a surety bond during the pendency of the appeal. NOTES [1] OCGA §§
50-15-1 to
50-15-4 (1998)....