Georgia Statutes
§ 51-6-4 — Fraud by acts or silence; estoppel to assert title
Georgia·Title 51
(a)A fraud may be committed by acts as well as words.
(b)One who silently stands by and permits another to purchase his property, without disclosing his title, is guilty of such a fraud as estops him from subsequently setting up such title against the purchaser.
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