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GEORGIA STATUTES AND CODES
ARTICLE 6 - EXERCISE OF POWERS OF APPOINTMENT AND SALE
- § 23-2-110 - Equitable jurisdiction over powers
- § 23-2-111 - Exercise of discretionary powers not compellable generally
- § 23-2-112 - When faithful execution of power compellable
- § 23-2-113 - When equity may relieve against collusive, illusory, mistaken, etc., executions
- § 23-2-114 - Powers of sale -- To be construed strictly; manner of sale; who may exercise
- § 23-2-115 - Powers of sale -- When private sale authorized
- § 23-2-116 - Powers of sale -- When exercisable by successor administrator, trustee, or guardian
- § 23-2-117 - Release, relinquishment, or covenant as to exercise of power of appointment -- Authorized
- § 23-2-118 - Release, relinquishment, or covenant as to exercise of power of appointment -- To be in writing; delivery or recordation
- § 23-2-119 - Release, relinquishment, or covenant as to exercise of power of appointment -- When fiduciaries or bona fide purchasers affected
- § 23-2-120 - Application of Code Sections 23-2-117 through 23-2-119
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