Georgia Court of Appeals

City Of Atlanta v. Jonathan Querisma

A26A1281 September 1, 2026 Affirmed

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What the court decided

The legal issue involved whether the City of Atlanta was immune from liability under the Recreational Property Act despite Querisma entering the park without a charge. The Georgia Court of Appeals held that because the statute allows immunity if an individual is charged for recreational use and injured in connection with it, the City's motion for summary judgment was AFFIRMED.

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