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 So what can a tenant do to defend against this? The key is in the notice provisions set by the lease agreement and/or Georgia statute. A landlord will likely cut corners to outwit a scared tenant in a timely manner—which means the landlord is more likely to take a misstep in the very rigid process mandated by law. There is also criminal liability for anyone who intentionally files a false dispossessory affidavit, though getting those types of cases prosecuted is presumed to be very difficult—or else landlords would not do this so prevalently.
-“As an experienced landlord-tenant attorney—often times defending tenants—over time I have been privy to witnessing behavioral patterns of many landlord attorneys and the judges that are complicit with these tactics, and it is sad to say the least.”
+“As an experienced landlord-tenant attorney—often times defending tenants—over time I have been privy to witnessing behavioral patterns of many landlord attorneys and the judges that are complicit with these tactics, and it is sad to say the least.” McMaster continued, “the judge in Jackson’s case did more to promote injustice than to administer justice, and the other judges turned a blind-eye when we sought relief from what we perceived to be pure tyranny.”
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