| City Of Sandy Springs, Georgia Vs.280 Hilderbrand Drive,judith Alembik,michael Perling,amy Newburger,joshua Newburger,marc Newburger,rochelle Frisch,barbara Newburger,judith M. Alembik & Gary M. Alembik, Trustees Of The Irene S. Miller Trust,jerry Tillem As Trustee Of The Yvonne Tillem Revocable Trust,david Andes & Dragana Andes, Co Trustees, David Andes Revocable Living Trust U/a,michael D' Auria A/k/a Michael J. D'auria,chris D'auria,dr. Kenneth Cohen,mark Kanov,caloosa Ventures, Llc,david Kulka & Cholada Treepunprasert, Joint Tenants, Right Of Survivorship,margaret Farrar & Steve Farrar, Joint Tenants, Right Of Survivorship,ascot Dc Properties, Llc,ronald W. San Martin, Trustee, Ronald W. San Martin Living Trust,henry Frysh,kevin Kester,jeffery Kester,gfre Holdings, Llc,equity Trust Company, Custodian F/b/o David Kulka Ira #200342209,birch Capital Investments, Llc,michelle Lynn Frank & Wendi G. Tillem, Co Trustees, Jerry Tillem Residual Trust,michelle Lynn Frank & Wendi G Tillem,

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