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§ 13-5-1 — Pleading of facts indicating contract not obligatory generally

Georgia·Title 13
Any fact going to show that a contract was not obligatory, though executed, may be pleaded as a defense.

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§ 13-1-1
Contract defined - Generally
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Licenses and contracts distinguished
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Validity and enforcement of obligations to pay attorney's fees upon notes or other evidence of indebtedness
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Requirement of proof of endorsement or assignment of bill, bond, or note in action by endorsee
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Recovery of voluntary payments
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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
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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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