Georgia Statutes

§ 13-1-9 — Apportionment of entire contracts

Georgia·Title 13

In some cases even an entire contract is apportionable, as where the price to be paid is not fixed, or is by the contract itself apportioned according to time; so, if the failure of one party to perform is caused by the act of the other, the contract may still be apportioned.

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Nearby Sections

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§ 13-1-1

Contract defined - Generally

§ 13-1-10

Licenses and contracts distinguished

§ 13-1-11

Validity and enforcement of obligations to pay attorney's fees upon notes or other evidence of indebtedness

§ 13-1-12

Requirement of proof of endorsement or assignment of bill, bond, or note in action by endorsee

§ 13-1-13

Recovery of voluntary payments

§ 13-1-14

Collection of closing fees for contracts for the advance of money or the extension of credit; refund of closing fees in certain instances; limited application

§ 13-1-15

Convenience fee; when appropriate

§ 13-1-16

Additional contracts terminable by service members; requirements

§ 13-1-2

Contract defined - Executed and executory contracts

§ 13-1-3

Contract defined - Contract of record

§ 13-1-4

Contract defined - Specialty contract

§ 13-1-5

Contract defined - Simple contract

§ 13-1-6

Contract defined - Parol contracts

§ 13-1-7

Contract defined - Absolute and conditional contracts

§ 13-1-8

Contract defined - Entire and severable contracts

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