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Code · Georgia · TITLE 41 Nuisances · CHAPTER 1 General Provisions

41-1-5. Right of action of alienee of injured property for continuance of nuisance; necessity for request to abate nuisance.

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The alienee of a person owning property injured may maintain an action for continuance of the nuisance for which the alienee of the property causing the nuisance is responsible.
Prior to commencement of an action by the alienee of the property injured against the alienee of the property causing the nuisance, there must be a request to abate the nuisance.
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