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§ 44-5-172 - Tacking of successive possessions
O.C.G.A. 44-5-172 (2010)
44-5-172. Tacking of successive possessions
An inchoate prescriptive title may be transferred by a person in possession to his successor so that successive possessions may be tacked to make out the prescription.
44-5-172. Tacking of successive possessions
An inchoate prescriptive title may be transferred by a person in possession to his successor so that successive possessions may be tacked to make out the prescription.
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