Georgia Statutes

§ 51-1-15 — Right of action for abduction or harboring of wife

Georgia·Title 51

A husband shall have a right of action against another for abducting or harboring his wife. Furnishing shelter and food to a wife driven from her home by cruel treatment is an act of humanity and shall give no right of action to the husband.

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