BRAND v. BRAND., 244 Ga. 124, 259 S.E.2.d 133 (1979)
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Judgment affirmed. All the Justices concur.
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Judgment affirmed. All the Justices concur.
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William A. Wehunt, for appellant.
A rule nisi may be used by the trial court to give notice of a permanent child custody hearing notwithstanding the practice that a rule nisi is more often used to give notice of preliminary, temporary or other interlocutory hearings. See Herring v. Standard Guaranty Ins. Co.,
The trial judge found that it was in the best interests of the children that custody be awarded to the father. There is evidence to support that award. Gazaway v. Brackett,
Ballard, Ozburn & Stephenson, Samuel D. Ozburn, for appellee.
1979
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- Supreme Court of Georgia - GAZAWAY et al. v. BRACKETT et al. (two cases)., 241 Ga. 127, 244 S.E.2.d 238 (1978)
- Supreme Court of Georgia - ANDERSON v. ANDERSON., 240 Ga. 795, 242 S.E.2.d 593 (1978)
- Supreme Court of Georgia - HERRING et al. v. STANDARD GUARANTY INSURANCE COMPANY., 238 Ga. 261, 232 S.E.2.d 544 (1976)
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