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GEORGIA STATUTES AND CODES
§ 17-8-32 - Effect of admission by opposing party of facts to be proved upon allowance of continuance
O.C.G.A. 17-8-32 (2010)
17-8-32. Effect of admission by opposing party of facts to be proved upon allowance of continuance
No continuance shall be allowed in any court on account of the absence of a witness or for the purpose of procuring testimony when the opposite party is willing to admit, and does not contest the truth of, the facts expected to be proved; and the court shall order such admission to be reduced to writing.
17-8-32. Effect of admission by opposing party of facts to be proved upon allowance of continuance
No continuance shall be allowed in any court on account of the absence of a witness or for the purpose of procuring testimony when the opposite party is willing to admit, and does not contest the truth of, the facts expected to be proved; and the court shall order such admission to be reduced to writing.
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