Partition and Quiet Title Actions in Georgia
- Topics:
- Property Management
- Tags:
- Finance,
- Financial Services,
- Georgia,
- Investment,
- Partition
- Source:
- Morris, Manning & Martin
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Overview: The statutory proceeding has the clear advantage over the equitable action due to the breadth of the court’s decree. Owners, either currently in possession or not, do not have to join the specific individuals that may have outstanding claims to the property, as all outstanding claims are presumed adjudicated. Georgia law recognizes two types of partition actions, equitable partition and statutory partition. As is the case with respect to partition, Georgia recognizes an action in equity to quiet title, as well as a separate statutory proceeding. This paper discusses both procedures to quiet title, as well as the comparative advantages of each.
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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1
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