Georgia Statutes

§ 41-3-5 — Procedure for trial for action to enjoin a nuisance; admissibility of evidence

Georgia·Title 41

An action to enjoin a nuisance shall be triable as all other civil cases. In such action, evidence of the general reputation of the building, structure, or place shall be admissible for the purpose of proving the existence of such nuisance.

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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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