Georgia Statutes

§ 18-2-57 — Proof required in rendering an assignment void

Georgia·Title 18

When the assignment is attacked as fraudulent or void for any reason, it shall not be necessary to show fraud or collusion or notice thereof in the assignee in order to render the assignment void.

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Creation of relationship of debtor and creditor

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Compulsory election of remedy least likely to jeopardize rights of other creditors

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Rights of creditors to be favored by courts

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Right of creditors to attack judgments, conveyances, or other arrangements interfering with creditors' rights

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[Repealed] Conveyances by debtors deemed fraudulent

§ 18-2-23

[Repealed] Validity of conveyance to innocent subsequent purchaser

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Effect of giving debtor permission to exercise control or use of property as security for any debt

§ 18-2-25

Effect of misrepresentation or private agreement giving preference upon settlement between debtor and creditor

§ 18-2-3

Reaching of equitable assets by creditors

§ 18-2-40

Right of debtor to prefer creditors

§ 18-2-41

Rights of nonmunicipal corporation

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Rights of persons and firms

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Execution, filing, and recording deeds of assignment

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Property to be conveyed generally; description of property; attachment of list of creditors of assignor

§ 18-2-45

Conveyances; statements as to aggregate amounts

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