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GEORGIA STATUTES AND CODES
§ 24-7-2 - When material alterations to be explained
O.C.G.A. 24-7-2 (2010)
24-7-2. When material alterations to be explained
If a paper appears to have been altered materially, unless it is the paper sued on and no plea of non est factum is filed, the party offering it in evidence shall explain the alteration unless the paper comes from the custody of the opposite party.
24-7-2. When material alterations to be explained
If a paper appears to have been altered materially, unless it is the paper sued on and no plea of non est factum is filed, the party offering it in evidence shall explain the alteration unless the paper comes from the custody of the opposite party.
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