Georgia Statutes
§ 9-6-26 — Mandamus not granted where fruitless, nor on suspicion
Georgia·Title 9
Mandamus will not be granted when it is manifest that the writ would, for any cause, be nugatory or fruitless, nor will it be granted on a mere suspicion or fear, before a refusal to act or the doing of a wrongful act.
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