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§ 44-5-34 - Construction of inconsistent clauses in deed; ascertainment of intention of parties
O.C.G.A. 44-5-34 (2010)
44-5-34. Construction of inconsistent clauses in deed; ascertainment of intention of parties
If two clauses in a deed are utterly inconsistent, the former shall prevail; but the intention of the parties should, if possible, be ascertained from the whole instrument and carried into effect.
44-5-34. Construction of inconsistent clauses in deed; ascertainment of intention of parties
If two clauses in a deed are utterly inconsistent, the former shall prevail; but the intention of the parties should, if possible, be ascertained from the whole instrument and carried into effect.
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