In Shree Annpurna, Inc. v. Udhwani, 255 Ga. App. 799 (567 SE2d 42) (2002) the grantor of a security deed and maker of a note wrote the grantee/payee three letters demanding that the grantee cancel the security deed due to the early payment in full of the note. The grantee did not, however, cancel the security deed until after receipt of the third letter, about three years after the note had been paid. The grantor later sued the grantee for liquidated, compensatory, and punitive damages and attorney fees. Because the grantor had not made a demand for liquidated damages in any of the three letters, we held that the grantee was entitled to summary judgment.