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§ 24-10-151 - Inadequacy of usual proceeding to be shown
O.C.G.A. 24-10-151 (2010)
24-10-151. Inadequacy of usual proceeding to be shown
A petition for discovery merely or to perpetuate testimony shall not be sustained unless some reason is shown why the usual proceeding at law is inadequate.
24-10-151. Inadequacy of usual proceeding to be shown
A petition for discovery merely or to perpetuate testimony shall not be sustained unless some reason is shown why the usual proceeding at law is inadequate.
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