Georgia Code
Article 4 - Judgment Liens
§ 9-12-91. Effect of Judgment on Promissory Notes

A judgment creates no lien upon promissory notes in the hands of the defendant.
History. Orig. Code 1863, § 3501; Code 1868, § 3524; Code 1873, § 3582; Code 1882, § 3582; Civil Code 1895, § 5353; Code 1910, § 5948; Code 1933, § 110-509.

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Title 9 - Civil Practice

Chapter 12 - Verdict and Judgment

Article 4 - Judgment Liens

§ 9-12-80. Equal Dignity and Binding Effect of Judgments

§ 9-12-81. General Execution Docket; When Money Judgment in County of Defendant’s Residence Creates Lien Against Third Parties Without Notice

§ 9-12-82. When Money Judgment Outside County of Defendant’s Residence Creates Lien Against Third Parties Without Notice

§ 9-12-83. When Money Judgment Creates Lien on Land Located Outside County in Which Obtained Against Third Parties Without Notice

§ 9-12-84. When Money Judgment Against Nonresident Creates Lien on Land Within State Against Third Parties Without Notice

§ 9-12-85. Deeds, Mortgages, Judgments, or Liens Between Parties Not Affected by Money Judgments

§ 9-12-86. Recordation in County Where Property Located Prerequisite to Lien on Land

§ 9-12-87. Judgments From Same Term Considered of Equal Date

§ 9-12-88. Extent Property Affected by Judgment Pending Appeal

§ 9-12-89. Effect of Appellate Proceeding on Lien

§ 9-12-90. Judgments Relating to Common Disaster

§ 9-12-91. Effect of Judgment on Promissory Notes

§ 9-12-92. Effect of Judgment Lien on Personalty Removed to Another State, Sold, and Returned

§ 9-12-93. When Purchased Property Discharged From Lien

§ 9-12-94. Clerk’s Fees