Georgia Code, Title 13, Chapter 4, Article 2 - Performance

• § 13-4-20 - Requirements As to Performance of Contractual Obligations Generally
  Performance, to be effectual, must be accomplished by the party bound to perform, or by his agent where personal skill is not required, or...
• § 13-4-21 - Effect of Act of God
  If performance of the terms of a contract becomes impossible as a result of an act of God, such impossibility shall excuse nonperformance, except...
• § 13-4-22 - Effect of Refusal of Party to Perform Concurrent Condition Upon Offer of Performance by Other Party
  Where the conditions as to performance of a contract are concurrent, if one party offers to perform and the other refuses to perform, the...
• § 13-4-23 - Effect of Nonperformance Caused by Conduct of Other Party
  If the nonperformance of a party to a contract is caused by the conduct of the opposite party, such conduct shall excuse the other...
• § 13-4-24 - Requirements for and Effect of Tender Generally
  A tender properly made may be equivalent to performance. The tender must be certain and unconditional, except for a receipt in full or delivery...
• § 13-4-25 - Tender of Chattels
  A valid tender of chattels transfers the title thereto to the person bound to receive; and the possession of the promisor, if he retains...
• § 13-4-26 - Delivery on Demand; Delivery At Certain Time and Place
  If the promise of a party is to deliver on demand, the demand must be reasonable as to time, place, and manner; if the...

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