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§ 44-11-2 - When plaintiff may recover on prior possession alone
O.C.G.A. 44-11-2 (2010)
44-11-2. When plaintiff may recover on prior possession alone
A plaintiff in ejectment may recover the premises in dispute upon his prior possession alone against one who subsequently acquires possession of the land by mere entry and without any lawful right whatsoever.
44-11-2. When plaintiff may recover on prior possession alone
A plaintiff in ejectment may recover the premises in dispute upon his prior possession alone against one who subsequently acquires possession of the land by mere entry and without any lawful right whatsoever.
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