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Georgia renter left paralysed by falling tree gets claims revived by appeals court

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Georgia renter left paralysed by falling tree gets claims revived by appeals court

William Frank Jennings, a Lindale, Georgia resident, became paralyzed after a tree fell on his house, despite having warned his landlord about its dangerous state.

The Georgia Court of Appeals ruled that his claims against Romulus Investments were improperly dismissed, noting significant conflicting evidence regarding hazard notifications.

This ruling enables Jennings to pursue his case further to potentially establish liability and seek damages for his injuries.

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