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§ 24-5-28 - Certified copy of certain deeds admissible without proof of execution
O.C.G.A. 24-5-28 (2010)
24-5-28. Certified copy of certain deeds admissible without proof of execution
A certified copy of a deed more than 30 years old, where the deed has been recorded more than 30 years and possession has been consistent with the deed, shall be admissible in evidence without proof of execution.
24-5-28. Certified copy of certain deeds admissible without proof of execution
A certified copy of a deed more than 30 years old, where the deed has been recorded more than 30 years and possession has been consistent with the deed, shall be admissible in evidence without proof of execution.
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