Georgia Statutes
§ 44-12-63 — Obligations of bailor
Georgia·Title 44
The obligations of the bailor of things are:
(1)To do no act to deprive the hirer of the use and enjoyment of the chattel during the period of the bailment;
(2)To keep the thing in suitable order and repair for the purposes of the bailment; and (3) To warrant the right of possession and that the thing bailed is free from any secret fault rendering it unfit for the purposes for which it is hired.
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