Add to ORKGThe Act Amends the Georgia Civil Practice Act to require parties in nonjury trials to request or move for written findings of fact and conclusions of law by the court. The parties\u27 failure to do so results in a waiver for purposes of appellate review. July 1, 198
The Act clarifies the effect that an attorney\u27s or party\u27s attendance at the General Assembly ...
The Act amends the current statutory provisions mandating evidentiary hearings in divorce actions. W...
Each year the Georgia appellate courts decide several hundred cases that raise issues of trial pract...
The Act Amends the Georgia Civil Practice Act to require parties in nonjury trials to request or mov...
The Act allows reports by medical or mental health practitioners to be admitted into evidence at tri...
The most noteworthy and important developments in trial practice and procedure during this survey pe...
The Act adds to the criteria that a Georgia court can use in determining where proper venue lies for...
The Act allows the victim of a crime to be present in the courtroom at the sole discretion of the ju...
The Act prohibits the waiver of disqualification of financially interested court reporters and requi...
The Act eliminates the complaint in equity as a method of directly attacking a judgment. Where reaso...
The Act changes the language in the Georgia Code providing for the renewal of dismissed cases. The A...
The Act amends O.C.G.A. 15-6-17 by allowing a county in which a correctional institution or jail is ...
This Bill provided for a “loser pays” provision that the party losing on a motion to dismiss would b...
The Act covers three different topics: transfer of indictment, competency to stand trial, and felony...
The Act replaces the Georgia rule relating to class actions by adopting Federal Rule of Civil Proced...
The Act clarifies the effect that an attorney\u27s or party\u27s attendance at the General Assembly ...
The Act amends the current statutory provisions mandating evidentiary hearings in divorce actions. W...
Each year the Georgia appellate courts decide several hundred cases that raise issues of trial pract...
The Act Amends the Georgia Civil Practice Act to require parties in nonjury trials to request or mov...
The Act allows reports by medical or mental health practitioners to be admitted into evidence at tri...
The most noteworthy and important developments in trial practice and procedure during this survey pe...
The Act adds to the criteria that a Georgia court can use in determining where proper venue lies for...
The Act allows the victim of a crime to be present in the courtroom at the sole discretion of the ju...
The Act prohibits the waiver of disqualification of financially interested court reporters and requi...
The Act eliminates the complaint in equity as a method of directly attacking a judgment. Where reaso...
The Act changes the language in the Georgia Code providing for the renewal of dismissed cases. The A...
The Act amends O.C.G.A. 15-6-17 by allowing a county in which a correctional institution or jail is ...
This Bill provided for a “loser pays” provision that the party losing on a motion to dismiss would b...
The Act covers three different topics: transfer of indictment, competency to stand trial, and felony...
The Act replaces the Georgia rule relating to class actions by adopting Federal Rule of Civil Proced...
The Act clarifies the effect that an attorney\u27s or party\u27s attendance at the General Assembly ...
The Act amends the current statutory provisions mandating evidentiary hearings in divorce actions. W...
Each year the Georgia appellate courts decide several hundred cases that raise issues of trial pract...