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§ 44-11-4 - Joint action against separate claimants; when prohibited
O.C.G.A. 44-11-4 (2010)
44-11-4. Joint action against separate claimants; when prohibited
When several persons claim several parcels of land under distinct titles and do not sustain to each other the relationship of landlord and tenant, a joint action of ejectment may not be maintained against them nor may a joint or several recovery be had in such action either for the premises or for mesne profits.
44-11-4. Joint action against separate claimants; when prohibited
When several persons claim several parcels of land under distinct titles and do not sustain to each other the relationship of landlord and tenant, a joint action of ejectment may not be maintained against them nor may a joint or several recovery be had in such action either for the premises or for mesne profits.
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