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§ 44-12-95 - Effect of use of naked deposit on liability
O.C.G.A. 44-12-95 (2010)
44-12-95. Effect of use of naked deposit on liability
One who holds a naked deposit may not use such deposit without increasing his responsibility unless the use is necessary to preserve the deposit or, from the circumstances, the consent of the depositor may be reasonably presumed.
44-12-95. Effect of use of naked deposit on liability
One who holds a naked deposit may not use such deposit without increasing his responsibility unless the use is necessary to preserve the deposit or, from the circumstances, the consent of the depositor may be reasonably presumed.
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