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§ 36-6-20 — Delivery of money, books, papers, and property to successor

Georgia § 36-6-20
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O.C.G.A. § 36-6-20 (2026).

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Upon the resignation, expiration of the term, or removal from office of the county treasurer, he, or, if he is dead, his personal representative, must state his accounts and deliver all the money, books, papers, and property of the county to his successor, as do other officers. His successor must report the same immediately to the county governing authority.

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