Georgia Statutes

§ 10-6-56 — Effect of representations or concealment on principal

Georgia·Title 10
The principal shall be bound by all representations made by his agent in the business of his agency and also by his willful concealment of material facts, although they are unknown to the principal and known only by the agent.

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