Georgia Statutes
§ 44-6-41 — Conditions precedent and subsequent distinguished; preferred construction and remedy
Georgia·Title 44
Conditions may be either precedent or subsequent; conditions precedent require performance before the estate shall vest, and conditions subsequent may cause a forfeiture of a vested estate. The law favors conditions to be subsequent rather than precedent and to be remediable by damages rather than by forfeiture.
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