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Georgia State Code
Title	`44`
Chapter	`9`
Section Navigation	`1` ... `22` `23` ... `48` `49` ... `58` `59` ... `90` `91` ... `92`
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Title 44, Chapter 9, Section 6 (44-9-6) An easement may be lost by abandonment or forfeited by nonuse if the abandonment or nonuse continues for a term sufficient to raise the presumption of release or abandonment.
Citing Cases: ROSSO CORSA ENTERPRISES, INC. v. COFFEE BLUFF MARINE RESCUE SQUADRON OF AMERICA, NO. 2A.; STROZZO et al. v. COFFEE BLUFF MARINA PROPERTY. (250 Ga. App. 212) (550 SE2d 122) (2001) FOREHAND et al. v. CARTER et al. (270 Ga. 534) (512 SE2d 611) (1999) CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILROAD COMPANY v. DEC ASSOCIATES, INC.; DEC ASSOCIATES, INC. v. NORFOLK SOUTHERN CORPORATION. (231 Ga. App. 787) (501 SE2d 6) (1998) DUFFY STREET S.R.O., INC. v. MOBLEY. (266 Ga. 849) (471 SE2d 507) (1996) ROLLESTON v. SEA ISLAND PROPERTIES, INC. et al. (254 Ga. 183) (327 SE2d 489) (1985) BEAULIEU OF AMERICA, INC. v. L. T. DENNARD & COMPANY, INC. (253 Ga. 21) (315 SE2d 889) (1984) Defined terms referenced in this section: may presumption release term

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