Georgia Court of Appeals
Cheree Woolfalk v. Abraham Asher
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What the court decided
The legal issue involved whether Cheree Woolfalk had a right to appeal a magistrate court order regarding a settlement agreement. The Georgia Court of Appeals held that Woolfalk lacked jurisdiction because her application was filed outside the statutory time limit and she waived her rights by consenting to the judgment, resulting in the application being DISMISSED.
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