Georgia Statutes
§ 51-1-12 — Liability for ratifying tort
Georgia·Title 51
By ratification of a tort committed for his own benefit, the ratifier becomes as liable as if he had commanded that it be committed. A person ratifying a tort does not become liable, however, if the act was done for the benefit of a third person.
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