DOT v. Swanson — Interlocutory appeal application denied

Case
Condemnor Department of Transportation v. Timothy Edward Swanson
Court
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Judge
Per Curiam
Date Decided
August 13, 2026
Docket No.
A27I0008
Topics
Condemnation; Interlocutory Appeal; Appellate Procedure
Source
Read the full opinion

Background

The matter is captioned Condemnor Department of Transportation v. Timothy Edward Swanson. The Court of Appeals of Georgia identified the lower-court number as 19102352.

The court considered an application for interlocutory appeal. Its brief order provides no facts about the condemnation dispute, the ruling for which appellate review was sought, or the arguments presented in the application.

The Court’s Holding

The Court of Appeals denied the application for interlocutory appeal.

The order contains no explanation for the denial and does not address the merits of the underlying dispute. It also does not identify any judges who participated in the decision.

Key Takeaways

  • The application for interlocutory appeal was denied.
  • The court gave no reasons for its decision.
  • The order did not decide or discuss the merits of the underlying condemnation dispute.

Why It Matters

The order reflects only the court’s refusal to grant the requested interlocutory appellate review. Because the court supplied no reasoning or factual discussion, the order offers no substantive guidance on condemnation law or the issues underlying the application.

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