Georgia § 36-82-28 Effect of judgment of validation upon failure to file petition

Georgia Statutes

§ 36-82-28 — Effect of judgment of validation upon failure to file petition

Georgia § 36-82-28

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O.C.G.A. § 36-82-28 (2026).

Text

Where proceedings are had as provided in Code Section 36-82-27 and result in a judgment validating the bonds, the bonds shall be held and deemed to be as fully and completely validated to all intents and purposes as though the proceedings had been had originally as provided by law and the judgment of validation shall be finally and completely conclusive in like manner as is now provided by Code Section 36-82-25 .

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Where proceedings are had as provided in Code Section 36-82-27 and result in a judgment validating the bonds, the bonds shall be held and deemed to be as fully and completely validated to all intents and purposes as though the proceedings had been had originally as provided by law and the judgment of validation shall be finally and completely conclusive in like manner as is now provided by Code Section 36-82-25 .