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§ 24-5-21 - When secondary evidence admitted; diligence
O.C.G.A. 24-5-21 (2010)
24-5-21. When secondary evidence admitted; diligence
If a paper shall have been lost or destroyed, proof of the fact to the court shall admit secondary evidence. The question of diligence is one for the sound discretion of the court.
24-5-21. When secondary evidence admitted; diligence
If a paper shall have been lost or destroyed, proof of the fact to the court shall admit secondary evidence. The question of diligence is one for the sound discretion of the court.
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