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GEORGIA STATUTES AND CODES
§ 44-12-171 - Recovery by defendant in trover action when plaintiff had replevied property
O.C.G.A. 44-12-171 (2010)
44-12-171. Recovery by defendant in trover action when plaintiff had replevied property
When the plaintiff in a trover action has replevied the property and on the trial of the case fails to recover or dismisses his petition, the defendant may recover the property and its hire or the sworn value placed upon the property in the petition instead of suing on the replevy bond.
44-12-171. Recovery by defendant in trover action when plaintiff had replevied property
When the plaintiff in a trover action has replevied the property and on the trial of the case fails to recover or dismisses his petition, the defendant may recover the property and its hire or the sworn value placed upon the property in the petition instead of suing on the replevy bond.
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