Georgia Statutes

§ 44-9-60 — Conditions for converting private ways into public roads

Georgia·Title 44

Once a private way is established, the judge of the probate court may declare it a public road, provided it is of sufficient length and importance and the number of persons who habitually use it can and will do as much work thereon as is their proper share in working the road alone or in connection with adjacent public roads.

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