Georgia Statutes

§ 14-5-4 — Corporate existence not subject to collateral attack by person dealing with corporation

Georgia·Title 14
The existence of a corporation claiming a charter under color of law cannot be collaterally attacked by persons who have dealt with it as a corporation. Such persons are estopped from denying its corporate existence.

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