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§ 22-2-43 — Oath of assessors

Georgia § 22-2-43
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O.C.G.A. § 22-2-43 (2026).

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The three assessors thus selected shall be sworn by some officer authorized to administer an oath "to do equal and exact justice between the parties according to law."

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