When an assistant is appointed by the county surveyor, he must take the same oath the county surveyor takes. The fact of his appointment must, at the same time, be entered on the minutes of the judge of the probate court.
History. Orig. Code 1863, § 549; Code 1868, § 613; Code 1873, § 572; Code 1882, § 572; Civil Code 1895, § 479; Civil Code 1910, § 597; Code 1933, § 23-1106.
Structure Georgia Code
§ 36-7-1. Requirement of County Surveyor for Each County; Appointment of Assistants or Deputies
§ 36-7-2. Election, Commissioning, Qualification, and Removal of County Surveyor; Qualifications
§ 36-7-3. Procedure When Election Fails to Fill Office; Procedure in Event of Vacancy
§ 36-7-4. Commissioning of Surveyor
§ 36-7-5. Oath of Office; Bond and Security
§ 36-7-6. Oath of Assistant; Entry of Appointment of Assistant on Minutes of Probate Court
§ 36-7-8. Duties of Surveyor Generally
§ 36-7-9. Establishment of Fees
§ 36-7-10. Payment of Fees Generally
§ 36-7-11. Issuance of Execution for Fees
§ 36-7-12. Surveys or Plats Deemed Presumptive Evidence of Facts
§ 36-7-14. Appointment of Disinterested Surveyor; Oath