Georgia Code
Title 13 - Contracts
Chapter 5 - Defenses

Article 1 - General Provisions

§ 13-5-1. Pleading of Facts Indicating Contract Not Obligatory Generally - Any fact going to show that a contract was not...

§ 13-5-2. Incapacity Generally - A person may plead his own incapacity to contract. History....

§ 13-5-3. Exemption From Contractual Liability of Minor - The exemption of a minor from contractual liability is a...

§ 13-5-4. Mistake of Fact or Law - If the consideration upon which a contract is based was...

§ 13-5-5. Fraud - Fraud renders contracts voidable at the election of the injured...

§ 13-5-6. Duress - Since the free assent of the parties is essential to...

§ 13-5-7. Rescission or Release - A rescission of a contract by consent or a release...

§ 13-5-8. Noncompliance With Condition, Failure of Consideration, or Other Act as Defense - A condition, precedent or subsequent, not complied with, insufficiency or...

§ 13-5-9. Total or Partial Failure of Consideration Generally - If the consideration for a promise, apparently good or valuable,...

§ 13-5-10. Failure to Perform Dependent Covenant - Where covenants are dependent, the failure of performance by the...

§ 13-5-11. Part Performance - In a severable contract or one admitting of apportionment, a...

Article 2 - Statute of Frauds

§ 13-5-30. Agreements Required to Be in Writing - History. 29 Car. II, c. 3, Cobb’s 1851 Digest, p....

§ 13-5-31. Agreements Enforceable Without Writing - The provisions of Code Section 13-5-30 do not extend to...