Georgia Statutes

§ 41-1-6 — Erection or continuance of nuisance after notice to abate

Georgia·Title 41

Any person who shall erect or continue after notice to abate a nuisance which tends to annoy the community, injure the health of the citizens in general, or corrupt the public morals shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.

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§ 41-1-1

Nuisance defined generally

§ 41-1-10

Hunting operations not nuisances under certain conditions

§ 41-1-2

Classification of nuisances

§ 41-1-3

Right of action for public nuisance generally

§ 41-1-4

Right of action for private nuisance generally

§ 41-1-5

Continuance of nuisance by an alienee; request to abate nuisance

§ 41-1-6

Erection or continuance of nuisance after notice to abate

§ 41-1-7

Treatment of agricultural facilities and operations and forest land as nuisances

§ 41-1-8

Treatment of publicly owned cultural facilities as nuisances

§ 41-1-9

Sport shooting ranges

§ 41-2-1

Authorization and procedure for abatement of nuisances generally

§ 41-2-10

Determination by public officer that dwelling, building, or structure is unfit or vacant, dilapidated, and being used in connection with the commission of drug crimes

§ 41-2-11

Powers of public officers in regard to unfit buildings or structures

§ 41-2-12

Service of complaints, orders, and other filings; notice

§ 41-2-13

Injunctions against order to repair, close, or demolish unfit buildings or structures

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