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Georgia State Code
Title	`51`
Chapter	`1`
Section Navigation	`1` ... `10` `11` ... `19` `20` ... `28` `29` ... `32` `33` ... `42` `43` ... `49`
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Title 51, Chapter 1, Section 9 (51-1-9) Every person may recover for torts committed to himself, his wife, his child, his ward, or his servant.
Citing Cases: IN RE RAY. (248 Ga. App. 45) (545 SE2d 617) (2001) PETERS et al. v. HOSPITAL AUTHORITY OF ELBERT COUNTY et al. (265 Ga. 487) (458 SE2d 628) (1995) CRAVEN v. LOWNDES COUNTY HOSPITAL AUTHORITY et al. (263 Ga. 657) (437 SE2d 308) (1993) DENTON v. CON-WAY SOUTHERN EXPRESS, INC. et al.; GEORGIA POWER COMPANY v. FALAGAN et al. (261 Ga. 41) (402 SE2d 269) (1991) UNIQUE PAINT COMPANY, INC. v. WM. F. NEWMAN COMPANY, INC. (201 Ga. App. 463) (411 SE2d 352) (1991) ARNOLD v. ARNOLD. (259 Ga. 150) (377 SE2d 856) (1989) (189 Ga. App. 101) (375 SE2d 225) (1988) ROSE v. HAMILTON MEDICAL CENTER, INC. et al. (184 Ga. App. 182) (361 SE2d 1) (1987) RISDON ENTERPRISES, INC. v. COLEMILL ENTERPRISES, INC. et al. (172 Ga. App. 902) (324 SE2d 738) (1984) Defined terms referenced in this section: child may person ward

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