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§ 5-5-51 - Written basis for exercise of judicial discretion for new trial
O.C.G.A. 5-5-51 (2010)
5-5-51. Written basis for exercise of judicial discretion for new trial
In all civil cases in which a new trial is granted, if the grant of a new trial is based on the discretion of the judge, the judge shall set forth by written order the reason or reasons for the exercise of his discretion. Such order shall not be required to conform to the provisions of Code Section 9-11-52, relating to findings by the court.
5-5-51. Written basis for exercise of judicial discretion for new trial
In all civil cases in which a new trial is granted, if the grant of a new trial is based on the discretion of the judge, the judge shall set forth by written order the reason or reasons for the exercise of his discretion. Such order shall not be required to conform to the provisions of Code Section 9-11-52, relating to findings by the court.
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