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§ 51-1-10 — Who may bring an action for torts to wife; action by wife living apart from husband for torts to self or children

Georgia § 51-1-10
JurisdictionGeorgia
Title51

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O.C.G.A. § 51-1-10 (2026).

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If a tort shall be committed upon the person or reputation of the wife, the husband or wife may recover therefor; if the wife shall be living separate from the husband, she may bring an action for such torts and also torts to her children and recover the same to her use.

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Right of action for seduction of daughter; exemplary damages
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Liability of persons serving charitable organizations and public entities while acting in good faith
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Liability of volunteers, employees, or officers of nonprofit association conducting or sponsoring sports or safety program; liability of association
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