Georgia Statutes
§ 41-1-3 — Right of action for public nuisance generally
Georgia·Title 41
A public nuisance generally gives no right of action to any individual. However, if a public nuisance in which the public does not participate causes special damage to an individual, such special damage shall give a right of action.
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