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§ 44-1-12 - What constitutes perfect title
O.C.G.A. 44-1-12 (2010)
44-1-12. What constitutes perfect title
One person may have the right of possession of certain property and another person may have the right to the property itself. A union of those rights constitutes a perfect title.
44-1-12. What constitutes perfect title
One person may have the right of possession of certain property and another person may have the right to the property itself. A union of those rights constitutes a perfect title.
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