In 2021, a Georgia home renovation ended in a contractor dispute; a $186,000 default judgment followed in 2022, but an October 2026 appeals ruling vacated the award and sent the case back for review
- A Georgia appeals court has thrown out a six-figure default judgment in a disputed home building project.
- It ruled that the trial courts never gained proper legal power over a construction company.
- It also ruled that they used the wrong steps when they worked out the money award.
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- A Georgia appeals court has thrown out a six-figure default judgment in a disputed home building project.
- It ruled that the trial courts never gained proper legal power over a construction company.
- It also ruled that they used the wrong steps when they worked out the money award.
Sources: Times of India