Georgia Appellate Court Addresses Notice Provided By Unsigned Security Deed
In a thorough and detailed opinion, the Court of Appeals of Georgia, Second Division, held that a security deed lacking the necessary signature can still provide inquiry notice to the purchaser even if the purchaser fails to conduct due diligence and investigate the chain of title. After competing motions were filed by the Plaintiff, WW3 Ventures, and Defendant, BNY Mellon, the Court appointed a special master who recommended that title vest in the Plaintiff, […]