Notwithstanding any other provision of this article, any injured party may bring an action against any person or officer through whose fraud or negligence he may have suffered any loss or damage arising out of any acts of omission or of commission of such person or officer in connection with the matters and things arising from this article. All such actions shall be governed by the statutes of limitation which would otherwise relate to the transaction.
History. Ga. L. 1917, p. 108, § 84; Code 1933, § 60-420.
Structure Georgia Code
Chapter 2 - Recordation and Registration of Deeds and Other Instruments
Part 4 - Registers and Registration
§ 44-2-120. Furnishing and Maintaining Register Books; Issuance of Owner’s Certificate of Title
§ 44-2-121. Signing and Dating Register Entries and Owners’ Certificates
§ 44-2-124. Performance of Duties Upon Disqualification, Death, or Disability of Clerk
§ 44-2-126. Notation of Lien or Encumbrance on Certificate of Title — in General
§ 44-2-128. Registration of Transactions Affecting Unregistered Land as Notice
§ 44-2-129. Registration of Involuntary Transactions on Court’s Order; Form
§ 44-2-133. Procedure for Obtaining Duplicate of Lost Owner’s Certificate
§ 44-2-134. Filing Caveat Objecting to Entry in Title Register; Show Cause Hearing Upon Caveat
§ 44-2-135. Obtaining Notations in Title Register
§ 44-2-138. What Limitations Govern Actions by Injured Party for Fraud or Negligence
§ 44-2-140. Availability of Prescription or Adverse Possession Against Registered Land
§ 44-2-142. Notation of Change of Name on Register and Certificate
§ 44-2-143. Notation of Liens and Lis Pendens on Register; Effect Absent Notation