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§ 44-9-53 - Establishment of private way over wild lands without notice to landowner; assessment of damages after notice
O.C.G.A. 44-9-53 (2010)
44-9-53. Establishment of private way over wild lands without notice to landowner; assessment of damages after notice
If a private way is established over the wild lands of a person who has no notice of the proceeding, at any time within six months after the receipt of such notice he may proceed to have damages assessed against all the landowners who habitually use the private way.
44-9-53. Establishment of private way over wild lands without notice to landowner; assessment of damages after notice
If a private way is established over the wild lands of a person who has no notice of the proceeding, at any time within six months after the receipt of such notice he may proceed to have damages assessed against all the landowners who habitually use the private way.
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