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WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 2009
THE JACKSON HERALD
PAGE 7C
Public Notices Continued
Magistrate Court
Magistrate Court
Week of April 27, 2009
• Investment Housing vs. Camille Adams - Writ of
Possession
• Federal National Mortgage Association vs. James E.
Smith & All Others - Writ of Possession
• Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. vs. Gary Randall
Brantley & All Others - Writ of Possession
• Lindsay Diversified Interest vs. Paul Strickland -
Summons of Dispossessory
• Mike Pruitt vs. Jennifer Lynn & Occupants -
Summons of Dispossessory
•Sharon Smith vs. Amy Kelly & Occupants -
Summons of Dispossessory
• CitiLinancial vs. Thomas Slate - Suit on Account
• CitiLinancial vs. Cynthia Veasley - Suit on Account
• Heritage Hills Apartments vs. Seleetha Tate - Writ
of Possession
• Hayes Property Management, Inc. vs. Sherrie
Blackmon - Summons of Dispossessory
• Collection Services of Athens, Inc. Assignee for
Athens Regional Medical Center, Inc. vs. Elizabeth Parker
- Suit on Account
• Collection Services of Athens, Inc. Assignee for
Jackson Electric Membership Corporation vs. Marion
Hanley - Suit on Account
• Collection Services of Athens, Inc. Assignee for
Athens Regional Medical Center, Inc. vs. Mitchell L.
Archer-Suit on Account
•The Money Tree, Inc. vs. Laura Whisnant - Suit
on a Note
•James F. Greenmeyer vs. Chadwick Jason Black
- Rule Nisi
• Community Bank & Trust vs. Michael Oueen, Jr. -
Writ of Fieri Facias
•Jana Rauvolfova vs. Joseph Mark and Wanda Mark
- Summons of Dispossessory
•Jana Rauvolfova vs. Joseph Mark and Wanda Mark
- Complaint for Damages
• CitiFinancial vs. Jane Ting & David Ting - Suit on
a Note
• E. Lynn Norton vs. Tammy Halbrook, Reg. Agent for
The Primrose Group, LLC - Suit on a Note
•Warehouse Home Furnishings Dist., Inc. DBA
Farmers Furniture vs. Michael Bennett - Defendant
- Snider Tire - Garnishee - Summons of Continuing
Garnishment
• Kimberley S. Singley vs. Ryan Jason Boyd - Suit to
Recover Monies on Lease
• Lane Company DBA Heritage Hills Apartments vs.
Sonya Thomas - Summons of Dispossessory
• Charles E. Ragsdale vs. Myia Nicole Bonds &
Occupants - Summons of Dispossessory
• Charles E. Ragsdale vs. Richard Burton & Kelly
Mougey - Summons of Dispossessory
•The Bank of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New
York, as Trustee vs. Chad Foster, Diana Foster and/or All
Other Residents - Summons of Dispossessory
• Dr. Douglas Cleveland vs. Floyd C. Baker - Defendant
- Mayfield Dairy Farms, Inc. - Garnishee - Summons of
Continuing Garnishment
• 1ST Franklin Financial vs. Daniel C. Ochoa, Sr. -
Suit on Account
• Pioneer Credit Company vs. Jose L. Prado and
Angela M. Prado - Suit on a Note
• Harco Equipment, Inc. vs. James Patrick Welty -
Suit on a Note
•Sun Trust Mortgage, Inc. vs. Calvin L. Judkins - Writ
of Possession
• Cheryl Sewell vs. Asia Scoggins - Statement of
Claim
• 1st Franklin Financial vs. Paul John Standridge -
Suit on a Note
• 1st Franklin Financial vs. Margie Drake & Jessie F.
Parr - Suit on a Note
• First Resolution Investment Corp. vs. Ebony A.
Anderson- Defendant, Jackson County Department of
Family & Children Services- Garnishee
•Georgia Pools, Inc. vs. Corey McClure - Suit on
Account
•Angels Transmission vs. Bradley Devin Nursey -
Abandoned Vehicle
• Craig Roop vs. Michael Aikens - Writ of
Possession
•Arrow Financial Services, LLC vs. Harold L. Bedford
- Suit on Account
•TNC Finance, Inc. vs. Carla D. Wilson - Defendant
- Summons of Continuing Garnishment - Petco Animal
Surplus., Inc. Garnishee
•Arrow Financial Services, LLC as Assignee of
Money Bank vs. Leanna Figluizzi - Suit on Account
• Ford Motor Credit Corp. vs. Tammy D. Rohme
- Defendant - Bright Beginnings of Jefferson, Inc. -
Garnishee - Summons of Continuing Garnishment
• Capital One Bank (USA) N.A. vs. Manivong Vang
aka Manivong Wu - Suit on Account
• Capital One Bank (USA) N.A. vs. Lawrence Boswell
- Suit on Account
• Brooke Fontana vs. Kai Kemp - Statement of Claim
Default Judgments
• Investment Housing vs. Camille Adams - Summons
of Dispossessory
•Warehouse Home Furnishings Dist., Inc. DBA
Farmers Furniture vs. Merlean Smith - Suit on Account
• Billy Cain Ford Mercury, Inc. vs. David Lee DBA
David’s Towing - Suit on Account
• Max Alvis and Mary Alvis vs. Veniamin Petresku &
Aspaziya Petresku - Suit to Recover Monies
•World Finance Corp. of GA vs. Jeffrey Howard - Suit
on a Note
•Susan Williams vs. Tanya Williams - Tort
• Kemp Glass Shop, Inc. vs. Beeco Contracting Co.,
Inc. - Suit on Account
• Milford and Doss, O.C., PC. vs. Cooper Huff - Suit
on Account
• 1st Franklin Financial Corp. vs. Kyle T. Herndon -
Suit on a Note
Civil Trials
• Robert Clayton Ledford vs. John Michael David -
Statement of Claim-Judgment for Plaintiff
• Matthew C. Johnson vs. Katherine Boddie - Repairs
to Rental Property - Judgment for Plaintiff
The Magistrate Court of Jackson County held Criminal
Preliminary Hearings on April 29, 2009, at the Jackson
County Courthouse with Chief Judge Billy Chandler pre
siding and the District Attorney’s office was represented
by Assistant District Attorneys Ryan Bramblett, Greg
Wagner, Amy Carter and Scott Knittle.
•State of Georgia vs. Michael Allan Perry - Child
Molestation (Felony) - 4 Counts - Aggravated Child
Molestation (Felony) - Cruelty to Children (Felony) - all
charges bound over to Grand Jury
•State of Georgia vs. Ashley Edan Ramirez-Trafficking
in Methamphetamine - Felony - Possession with Intent
to Distribute Methamphetamine - Felony - Possession
of Methamphetamine - Felony - Charges of trafficking
in methamphetamine (felony); possession with intent
to distribute methamphetamine (felony); possession of
methamphetamine (felony) reduced to party to the crime
of trafficking in methamphetamine (felony); party to the
crime of possession with intent to distribute metham
phetamine (felony); party to the crime of possession of
methamphetamine (felony) - 4th amendment waiver,
bond reduction and not allowed to leave the State of
Georgia - Bound over to Grand Jury
•State of Georgia vs. Corey Anthony Daniels -
Possession of Cocaine (Felony) - Possession of Tools
for Commission of a Crime (Felony) - Giving False
Name & Date of Birth (Misdemeanor) - Charges of
possession of cocaine (felony) & possession of tools
for the commission of a crime (felony) bound over to
Grand Jury - Charge of giving false name & date of birth
(misdemeanor) - Dismissed by Court
•State of Georgia vs. Corey Anthony Daniels - -
Armed Robbery (Felony) 2cts - both charges dismissed
- insufficient evidence to prove charges beyond a
reasonable doubt
•State of Georgia vs. Kierra Shamar Ramsey - Armed
Robbery (Felony) 2cts - Both charges dismissed -
Insufficient evidence to prove charges beyond a reason
able doubt
•State of Georgia vs. Redale Marques Wilson -
Armed Robbery (Felony) 2cts
BOTH CHARGES DISMISSED - Insufficient evidence
to prove charges beyond a reasonable doubt
•State of Georgia vs. Julius Willis - Possession of
Methamphetamine (Felony) - Charge dismissed - co
defendant took responsibility
•State of Georgia vs. Charles Clinton Hall - Terroristic
Threats - FVA (Felony) 2cts - Cruelty to Children 3rd
Degree - FVA (Misdemeanor) - Simple Battery - FVA
(Misdemeanor) - All charges bound over to Grand Jury
Ordinance Hearings
May 5th, 2009
•Jackson County vs. Robert Grandstaff - Violation
of County Ordinance - Sign Violation - Fine $162.50
- Fine Paid
•Jackson County vs. Jane Ashley - Violation of
County Ordinance - Solid Waste 5.0 - Fine $325 - Fine
Paid
•Jackson County vs. Danny Eugene Johnson -
Violation of County Ordinance - No Mobile Home Decal
Displayed (2cts) - Failure to Appear - Bench Warrant
Issued - Fine $325 plus $50 Bench Warrant Fee - Total
Fine $375
•Jackson County vs. Laura Elrod - Violation of
County Ordinance - Leash Law - Fine $162.50 - Fine
Paid
•Jackson County vs. Laura Elrod - Violation of
County Ordinance - Nuisance Animal - Fine $162.50
- Fine Paid
•Jackson County vs. Linda Sue White - Violation of
County Ordinance - Leash Law - Fine $162.50 - Fine
Paid
•Jackson County vs. Carey Lynn Hicks - Violation
of County Ordinance - Rabies Vaccine - Fine $162.50
- Fine Paid
•Jackson County vs. Carey Lynn Hicks - Violation
of County Ordinance - Leash Law - Fine $162.50 - Fine
Paid
•Jackson County vs. Carey Lynn Hicks - Violation
of County Ordinance - Nuisance Animal - Fine $162.50
- Fine Paid
•Jackson County vs. Tamica S. Raney - Violation of
County Ordinance - Rabies Vaccine - Failure to Appear
- Bench Warrant Issued - Fine $325 plus $50 Bench
Warrant Fee - Total Fine $375
Jackson County vs. Jonathan Bishop - Violation of
County Ordinance - Illegal Burn - Fine $325 - Fine Paid
•Jackson County vs. John Horton - Violation of
County Ordinance - Leash Law - Failure to Appear
- Bench Warrant Issued - Fine $325 plus $50 Bench
Warrant Fee - Total Fine $375
•Jackson County vs. John Horton - Violation of
County Ordinance - Nuisance Animal - Failure to Appear
- Bench Warrant Issued - Fine $325 plus $50 Bench
Warrant Fee - Total Fine $375
•Jackson County vs. Teddy L. DuBose - Violation of
County Ordinance - Nuisance Animal - Fine $162.50
- Fine Paid
•Jackson County vs. Teddy L. DuBose - Violation of
County Ordinance - Leash Law - Fine $162.50 - Fine
Paid
•Jackson County vs. Teddy L. DuBose - Violation
of County Ordinance - Rabies Vaccine - Fine $162.50
- Fine Paid
structures and other improve
ments now or hereafter locat
ed on the property hereinbe
fore described, or any part and
parcel thereof; and
Together with all rights,
title and interest of Grantor in
and to the minerals, flowers,
shrubs, crops, trees, timber
and other emblements now or
hereafter on said property or
under or above the same or
any part or parcel thereof; and
Together with all and singu
lar the tenements, heredita
ments, easements and appur
tenances thereunto belonging
or in any wise appertaining,
and the reversion or rever
sions, remainder and remain
ders, rents issues and prof
its thereof; and also all the
estate, right, title, interest,
claim and demand whatsoever
of Grantor of, in and to the
same and of, in and to every
part and parcel thereof; and
Together with all machinery,
apparatus, equipment, fittings
and fixtures, whether actu
ally or constructively attached
to said property and includ
ing all trade, domestic and
ornamental fixtures, now or
hereafter located in, upon or
under said property or any part
thereof and used or useable in
connection with any present
or future operation or enjoy
ment of said property and now
owned or hereafter acquired
by Grantor; and
Together with any and all
awards or payments, includ
ing interest thereon, and the
right to receive the same, as
a result of (a) the exercise of
the right of eminent domain,
(b) the alteration of the grade
of any street, or (c) any other
injury to, taking of, or decrease
in the value of, the premises,
to the extent of all amounts
which may be secured by the
Security Deed at the date of
receipt of any such award or
payment and of reasonable
attorney’s fees, costs and dis
bursements incurred in con
nection with the collection of
such award or payment.
The indebtedness evi
denced by the Note is due and
payable and remains unpaid.
The Security Deed therefore
has become and is now fore-
closable according to its terms.
Accordingly, the Premises will
be sold at public outcry pursu
ant to the terms of the power
of sale provided in the Security
Deed.
The Premises will be sold on
an “as is, where is” basis with
out recourse against Lender
and without representation or
warranty of any kind or nature
whatsoever by Lender with
respect thereto.
The proceeds of the sale
are to be applied first to the
expenses of the sale and all
proceedings in connection
therewith, including attorneys’
fees (notice of intention to
collect attorneys’ fees having
been given), then to the pay
ment of all sums secured by
the Security Deed, and the
remainder, if any, will be paid
to the person or persons legal
ly entitled thereto, all as pro
vided in the Note and Security
Deed. The Premises shall
be sold as the property of
Grantor, subject to all restric
tions, easements and other
matters of record that are prior
to the Security Deed and to
which the Security Deed is
subject and to any unpaid city,
county and state ad valorem
taxes or assessments relating
to the Premises.
To the best of the under
signed’s knowledge and belief,
the owner of the Premises is
the Grantor and the party or
parties in possession of the
Premises is the Grantor or ten
ants of the Grantor.
BANK OF NORTH
GEORGIA As Attorney-in-Fact
for GREENWOOD BUILDER
GROUP, INC.
James M. Ottley, Esq.
Morris, Manning & Martin,
L.L.P.
1600 Atlanta Financial
Center
3343 Peachtree Road, N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30326
(404) 233-7000
(MY6,13,20,27P4)
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Notice of Sale
Notice of Sale Under Power
State of Georgia
County of Jackson
Under and by virtue of
the power of sale contained
in that certain Construction
Loan Deed to Secure Debt
and Security Agreement from
GREENWOOD BUILDER
GROUP, INC. (the “Grantor”)
to and in favor of BANK OF
NORTH GEORGIA (the
“Lender”) dated May 3, 2007,
filed for record May 7, 2007,
and recorded in Deed Book
48-N, Pages 363-367, Jackson
County, Georgia Records (the
“Security Deed”); securing that
certain Master Promissory
Note from Grantor to and in
favor of Lender dated May
3, 2007 in the original princi
pal sum of SIX HUNDRED
THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED
SIXTY AND 00/100 DOLLARS
($600,960.00) (the “Note”);
there will be sold at public
outcry by Lender as attorney-
in-fact of Grantor to the highest
bidder for cash between the
legal hours for sale before the
Courthouse door in Jackson
County, Georgia, on the first
Tuesday in June, 2009, the
following described land,
improvements and appurte
nances (hereinafter collectively
referred to as the “Premises”)
to wit:
All that tract or parcel of
land lying and being in GMD
245, Jackson County, City of
Jefferson, Georgia, being Lots
15 and 19, the Heritage at
Jefferson, Phases II & III,
as shown on plat of said sub
division recorded in Jackson
County Plat Records at Plat
Book 64, Pages 175-179,
which plat is incorporated
herein by reference for a more
complete description (the
“Land”).
Together with all buildings,
structures and improvements
now or hereafter erected on
the Land; all tenements, ease
ments, rights, appurtenances,
reversions, remainders, rents,
royalties, rights and profits to,
from and appertaining to, the
Land; all minerals, oil, gas,
water, water rights, and water
stock, rights to trees, crops,
timber and shrubs now or here
after on the Land; all equip
ment, machinery, and fixtures
now or hereafter attached to
the Land; any and all awards
or payments, including inter
est thereon, and the right to
receive same, as a result of
the exercise of the right of con
demnation, eminent domain,
the alteration of the grade of
any street, or any other injury
to, taking of, or decrease in the
value of any of the foregoing
property.
The indebtedness evi
denced by the Note is due and
payable and remains unpaid.
The Security Deed therefore
hasbecome and is now fore-
closable according to its terms.
Accordingly, the Premises will
be sold at public outcry pursu
ant to the terms of the power
of sale provided in the Security
Deed.
The Premises will be sold on
an “as is, where is” basis with
out recourse against Lender
and without representation or
warranty of any kind or nature
whatsoever by Lender with
respect thereto.
The proceeds of the sale
are to be applied first to the
expenses of the sale and all
proceedings in connection
therewith, including attorneys’
fees (notice of intention to
collect attorneys’ fees having
been given), then to the pay
ment of all sums secured by
the Security Deed, and the
remainder, if any, will be paid
to the person or persons legal
ly entitled thereto, all as pro
vided in the Note and Security
Deed. The Premises shall
be sold as the property of
Grantor, subject to all restric
tions, easements and other
matters of record that are prior
to the Security Deed and to
which the Security Deed is
subject and to any unpaid city,
county and state ad valorem
taxes or assessments relating
to the Premises.
To the best of the under
signed’s knowledge and belief,
the owner of the Premises is
the Grantor and the party or
parties in possession of the
Premises is the Grantor or ten
ants of the Grantor.
BANK OF NORTH
GEORGIA As Attorney-in-Fact
for GREENWOOD BUILDER
GROUP, INC.
James M. Ottley, Esq.
Morris, Manning & Martin,
L.L.P.
1600 Atlanta Financial
Center
3343 Peachtree Road, N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30326
(404) 233-7000
(MY6,13,20,27P4)
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Notice of Sale
Notice of Sale Under Power
State of Georgia
County of Jackson
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that
certain Security Deed from
GREENWOOD BUILDER
GROUP, INC. (the “Grantor”)
to and in favor of BANK OF
NORTH GEORGIA (the
“Lender”) dated May 11, 2005,
filed for record May 13, 2005,
and recorded in Deed Book
38-V, Pages 73-77, Jackson
County, Georgia Records,
as modified by that certain
Modification Agreement by
and between Grantor and
Lender, dated February 24,
2006, recorded March 3,
2006, in Deed Book 42V,
Page 211, aforesaid records
(as modified, the “Security
Deed”); securing that certain
renewal Universal Note from
Grantor to and in favor of
Lender dated August 5, 2007
in the original principal sum
of TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY
THOUSAND AND 00/100
DOLLARS ($280,000.00) (the
“Note”); there will be sold at
public outcry by Lender as
attorney-in-fact of Grantor to
the highest bidder for cash
between the legal hours for
sale before the Courthouse
door in Jackson County,
Georgia, on the first Tuesday
in June, 2009, the following
described land, improvements
and appurtenances (hereinaf
ter collectively referred to as
the “Premises”) to wit:
All that tract or parcel of
land lying and being in GMD
245, Jackson County, City of
Jefferson, Georgia, being Lot
17, the Heritage at Jefferson,
Phases II & III, as shown
on plat of said subdivision
recorded in Jackson County
Plat Records at Plat Book 64,
Pages 175-179, which plat
is incorporated herein by ref
erence for a more complete
description (the “Land”).
Together with all buildings,
structures and other improve
ments now or hereafter locat
ed on the property hereinbe
fore described, or any part and
parcel thereof; and
Together with all rights,
title and interest of Grantor in
and to the minerals, flowers,
shrubs, crops, trees, timber
and other emblements now or
hereafter on said property or
under or above the same or
any part or parcel thereof; and
Together with all and singu
lar the tenements, heredita
ments, easements and appur
tenances thereunto belonging
or in any wise appertaining,
and the reversion or rever
sions, remainder and remain
ders, rents issues and prof
its thereof; and also all the
estate, right, title, interest,
claim and demand whatsoever
of Grantor of, in and to the
same and of, in and to every
part and parcel thereof; and
Together with all machinery,
apparatus, equipment, fittings
and fixtures, whether actu
ally or constructively attached
to said property and includ
ing all trade, domestic and
ornamental fixtures, now or
hereafter located in, upon or
under said property or any part
thereof and used or useable in
connection with any present
or future operation or enjoy
ment of said property and now
owned or hereafter acquired
by Grantor; and
Together with any and all
awards or payments, includ
ing interest thereon, and the
right to receive the same, as
a result of (a) the exercise of
the right of eminent domain,
(b) the alteration of the grade
of any street, or (c) any other
injury to, taking of, or decrease
in the value of, the premises,
to the extent of all amounts
which may be secured by the
Security Deed at the date of
receipt of any such award or
payment and of reasonable
attorney’s fees, costs and dis
bursements incurred in con
nection with the collection of
such award or payment.
The indebtedness evi
denced by the Note is due and
payable and remains unpaid.
The Security Deed therefore
has become and is now fore-
closable according to its terms.
Accordingly, the Premises will
be sold at public outcry pursu
ant to the terms of the power
of sale provided in the Security
Deed.
The Premises will be sold on
an “as is, where is” basis with
out recourse against Lender
and without representation or
warranty of any kind or nature
whatsoever by Lender with
respect thereto.
The proceeds of the sale
are to be applied first to the
expenses of the sale and all
proceedings in connection
therewith, including attorneys’
fees (notice of intention to
collect attorneys’ fees having
been given), then to the pay
ment of all sums secured by
the Security Deed, and the
remainder, if any, will be paid
to the person or persons legal
ly entitled thereto, all as pro
vided in the Note and Security
Deed. The Premises shall
be sold as the property of
Grantor, subject to all restric
tions, easements and other
matters of record that are prior
to the Security Deed and to
which the Security Deed is
subject and to any unpaid city,
county and state ad valorem
taxes or assessments relating
to the Premises.
To the best of the under
signed’s knowledge and belief,
the owner of the Premises is
the Grantor and the party or
parties in possession of the
Premises is the Grantor or ten
ants of the Grantor.
BANK OF NORTH
GEORGIA As Attorney-in-Fact
for GREENWOOD BUILDER
GROUP, INC.
James M. Ottley, Esq.
Morris, Manning & Martin,
L.L.P.
1600 Atlanta Financial
Center
3343 Peachtree Road, N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30326
(404) 233-7000
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Notice of Sale
Notice of Sale Under Power
Georgia, Jackson County
Under and by virtue of the
Power of Sale contained in
a Security Deed given by
BILLY NORRIS to CHRIS
THOMAS, dated DECEMBER
7, 2007, recorded in Deed
Book 50-W, Pages 426-428,
JACKSON County, Georgia
Records, conveying the after-
described property to secure
a Note in the original prin
cipal amount of SEVENTY
EIGHT THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED SIX DOLLARS
AND 45/100 ($78,206.45),
with interest thereon, there will
be sold at public outcry to
the highest bidder for cash
before the Courthouse door of
JACKSON County, Georgia,
within the legal hours of sale
on the first Tuesday in JUNE
2009, the following described
property:
A ONE-HALF UNDIVIDED
INTEREST IN AND TO:
ALL THAT TRACT OR
PARCEL of land, together
with all improvements thereon,
lying and being in the 245th
(Jefferson) GMD of Jackson
County, Georgia, containing
5.81 acres, more or less, as
shown on a plat of survey
prepared by W.T. Dunahoo,
RLS, dated March 15, 1969
and being recorded among
Jackson County, Georgia
Records in Plat Book 5, Page
374, said plat being incor
porated herein by reference
for a more full and complete
description.
LESS AND EXCEPT: All that
tract or parcel of land lying and
being in the 245th GMD of
Jackson County, Georgia and
being shown as a right of way
containing 0.15 acre, more or
less, as shown on a plat of sur
vey prepared by the Georgia
Department of Transportation
dated July 30, 1996 and being
recorded among Jackson
County, Georgia Records in
Deed Book 19L, Page 63-67.
The debt secured by said
Security Deed has been and is
hereby declared due because
of, among other possible
events of default, failure to pay
the indebtedness as and when
due and in the manner pro
vided in the Note and Security
Deed. The debt remaining in
default, this sale will be made
for the purpose of paying the
same and all expenses of this
sale, as provided in Security
Deed and by law, including
attorney’s fees (notice having
been given).
Said property will be sold
subject to any outstanding ad
valorem taxes (including taxes
which are a lien, but not yet
due and payable), any mat
ters which might be disclosed
by an accurate survey and
inspection of the property, any
assessments, liens, encum
brances, zoning ordinances,
restrictions, covenants, and
matters of record superior to
the Security Deed first set out
above.
To the best knowledge and
belief of the undersigned, the
party in possession of the prop
erty is Billy Norris or a tenant
or tenants and said property is
more commonly known as 699
Etheridge Road, Jefferson,
Georgia 30549.
The sale will be conducted
subject (1) to confirmation that
the sale is not prohibited under
the US Bankruptcy Code and
(2) to final confirmation and
audit of the status of the loan
with the holder of the security
deed.
Chris Thomas, as Attorney
in Fact for Billy Norris
Spencer Carr
Carr & Gibbs, Attorneys at
Law, PC
P.O. Box 999
Clarkesville, GA 30523
THIS LAW FIRM IS ACTING
AS A DEBT COLLECTOR
ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT
A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR THAT PURPOSE.
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