The Georgia Court of Appeals, ruling in a long-running dispute between Northside Hospital and an attorney seeking records concerning its acquisition of several practice groups, said the identity of the party seeking the information doesn’t have to be revealed under the state’s Open Records Act.

The ruling is the second setback for Northside in the once-dismissed case, which was revived when the Georgia Supreme Court remanded it last year after ruling the trial court must conduct further analysis to determine whether the records are shielded under the ORA.

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