Georgia Statutes

§ 46-9-44 — Estoppel of carrier to dispute title to goods delivered to him for shipment

Georgia·Title 46

A carrier may not dispute the title of the person delivering goods to him by setting up adverse title in himself or a title in third persons which is not being enforced against him.

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