Georgia Court of Appeals
In Re: Estate Of James Lee Cooper, Sr.
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What the court decided
The legal issue involved whether an appeal from a probate court order was timely and proper given the pending nature of the underlying proceedings. The Georgia Court of Appeals held that the appellant lacked jurisdiction because the appeal was untimely and improper due to the ongoing proceedings in the probate court, and the case is DISMISSED.
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