Georgia § 44-14-165 Vacation of certain judgments prior to sale; effect

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§ 44-14-165 — Vacation of certain judgments prior to sale; effect

Georgia § 44-14-165

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O.C.G.A. § 44-14-165 (2026).

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When a judgment is vacated and set aside as provided by Code Sections 44-14-163 and 44-14-164 , the obligation upon which the judgment was rendered, as well as the deed, bond for title, bill of sale securing the same, and other instruments mentioned in Code Section 44-14-163 , shall be fully restored in all respects to their original status which existed prior to the commencement of the action in which the judgment was rendered; and thereafter the instruments shall be for all purposes whatsoever legally of force and effect as if an action had not been instituted and a judgment had not been obtained on the obligation.

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When a judgment is vacated and set aside as provided by Code Sections 44-14-163 and 44-14-164 , the obligation upon which the judgment was rendered, as well as the deed, bond for title, bill of sale securing the same, and other instruments mentioned in Code Section 44-14-163 , shall be fully restored in all respects to their original status which existed prior to the commencement of the action in which the judgment was rendered; and thereafter the instruments shall be for all purposes whatsoever legally of force and effect as if an action had not been instituted and a judgment had not been obtained on the obligation.