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§ 18-3-71 — Setting aside judgment

Georgia § 18-3-71
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O.C.G.A. § 18-3-71 (2026).

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A judgment in attachment may be set aside in a court of law upon an issue suggesting fraud or want of consideration, tendered by a judgment creditor of the defendant in attachment.

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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[Repealed] Conveyances by debtors deemed fraudulent
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