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§ 24-8-26 - Establishment of lost or destroyed paper in superior court -- Grant of rule absolute
O.C.G.A. 24-8-26 (2010)
24-8-26. Establishment of lost or destroyed paper in superior court -- Grant of rule absolute
When a rule nisi has been duly served as provided in Code Section 24-8-24, the court shall grant a rule absolute establishing the copy of the lost or destroyed paper sworn to, unless good and sufficient cause is shown why the rule absolute should not be granted.
24-8-26. Establishment of lost or destroyed paper in superior court -- Grant of rule absolute
When a rule nisi has been duly served as provided in Code Section 24-8-24, the court shall grant a rule absolute establishing the copy of the lost or destroyed paper sworn to, unless good and sufficient cause is shown why the rule absolute should not be granted.
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