Georgia Code, Title 24, Chapter 14, Article 3 - Particular Matters of Proof

• § 24-14-40 - Evidence of Identity; Burden in Civil Proceedings
  (a) Concordance of name alone is some evidence of identity. Residence, vocation, ownership of property, and other like facts may be proved. Reasonable certainty...
• § 24-14-41 - Proof of De Facto Officer
  An officer de facto may be proved to be such by his or her acts, without the production of his or her commission or
• § 24-14-42 - Judgment Admissible; Effect
  A judgment shall be admissible between any parties to show the fact of the rendition thereof; between parties and privies it is conclusive as...
• § 24-14-43 - Calendars As Proof of Dates
  Stern's United States calendar and Stafford's office calendar shall be admissible in proof of dates for the space of time covered by them respectively...
• § 24-14-44 - American Experience Mortality Tables
  In all civil proceedings where the life expectancy of a person shall be an issue, the American Experience Mortality Tables shall be admissible as...
• § 24-14-45 - Other Mortality Tables
  (a) In addition to any other lawful methods of computing the value of the life of a decedent in wrongful death cases or of...
• § 24-14-46 - United States Department of Agriculture Inspection Certificates Prima-Facie Evidence
  All inspection certificates issued by the United States Department of Agriculture over the signature of any inspector thereof which are admissible in courts of...
• § 24-14-47 - Proof that Person is Dead or Missing As Evidence
  (a) A written finding of presumed death made by officers or employees of the United States authorized to make such findings pursuant to any...

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