Supreme Court of Georgia
Jones v. Peach Trader Inc.
October 31, 2017
Summary
The court held that the trial court lacked authority to dismiss the Joneses’ notices of appeal based on its conclusion that the underlying order was not appealable, so it vacated both dismissal orders. It then held that an order modifying or partially dissolving an existing interlocutory injunction is not directly appealable and required an interlocutory appeal procedure that the Joneses did not complete. The court therefore dismissed the appeal for lack of appellate jurisdiction without reaching the merits of the injunction.