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§ 44-4-8 - Treatment of land cut off by watercourse
O.C.G.A. 44-4-8 (2010)
44-4-8. Treatment of land cut off by watercourse
When a watercourse is one of the boundary lines of a tract of land and its course has been changed by nature or by man so that its present channel cuts off a part of the land, the processioners and the surveyor shall certify the fact; and the plat of the surveyor shall plainly mark the original and present channels and shall designate the exact quantity of land so cut off.
44-4-8. Treatment of land cut off by watercourse
When a watercourse is one of the boundary lines of a tract of land and its course has been changed by nature or by man so that its present channel cuts off a part of the land, the processioners and the surveyor shall certify the fact; and the plat of the surveyor shall plainly mark the original and present channels and shall designate the exact quantity of land so cut off.
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