Georgia Code
Chapter 6 - Estates
Article 2 - Fee Simple Estates

§ 44-6-20. “Absolute or Fee Simple Estate” Defined - An absolute or fee simple estate is one in which...

§ 44-6-21. Words Necessary to Create Absolute Estate; Preference for Construing as Conveyance; Maker’s Intention Controls; Parol Evidence - The word “heirs” or its equivalent is not necessary to...

§ 44-6-22. Creation of Estate to Commence in Future; Fee in Abeyance; Fee Limited Upon Fee - An absolute estate may be created to commence in the...

§ 44-6-23. Construction of Words Such as “Heirs” or “Heirs of body.” - Limitations over to “heirs,” “heirs of the body,” “lineal heirs,”...

§ 44-6-24. Estates Tail Abolished; Effect of Limitations Which Would Create Estate Tail by Implication - History. Laws 1799, Cobb’s 1851 Digest, p. 167; Laws 1821,...

§ 44-6-25. Construction and Effect of Limitations Over After Death of First Taker - All limitations over after the death of the first taker,...