Georgia § 36-39-33 - Entry of reference to judgment on bonds following validation; use of entry as evidence.
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§ 36-39-33. Entry of reference to judgment on bonds following validation; use of entry as evidence.
Bonds issued under this chapter after the judgment of the superior court shall have written or stamped thereon the words "Validated and confirmed by judgment of the superior court," specifying also the date when the judgment was rendered and the court in which it was rendered and shall be signed by the clerk of the superior court. Such entry shall be original prima-facie evidence of the fact of the judgment and shall be receivable as such in any court of this state. (Ga. L. 1927, p. 321, § 16; Code 1933, § 69-433.)
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