• § 44-14-60 - Deed to Secure Debt As Absolute Deed; Necessity of Bond of Title or to Reconvey
  Whenever any person in this state conveys any real property by deed to secure any debt to any person loaning or advancing the grantor...
• § 44-14-61 - Signing of Deeds to Secure Debt and Bills of Sale -- Generally
  In order to admit deeds to secure debt or bills of sale to secure debt to record, they shall be signed by the maker,...
• § 44-14-62 - Signing of Deeds to Secure Debt and Bills of Sale -- Out-Of-state Deeds to Secure Debt and Bills of Sale
  When executed outside this state, deeds to secure debt and bills of sale to secure debt shall be signed by the maker, attested by...
• § 44-14-63 - Recording of Deeds to Secure Debt and Bills of Sale to Secure Debt; Effect of Failure to Record
  (a) Every deed to secure debt shall be recorded in the county where the land conveyed is located. Every bill of sale to secure...
• § 44-14-64 - Transfers of Deeds to Secure Debt; Execution; Partial Transfers; Transfers by Certain Financial Institutions; Requirements for Recording; Payoff Balance
  (a) All transfers of deeds to secure debt shall be in writing; shall be signed by the grantee or, if the deed has been...
• § 44-14-65 - Fees for Transfer of Real Property Covered by Deed to Secure Debt
  Reserved. Repealed by Ga. L. 1984, p. 132, § 1, effective February 3, 1984.
• § 44-14-66 - Effect of Liens Against Grantee on Grantor's Right to Reconvey; Effect of Reconveyance in Event of Grantor's Prior Death
  The grantor's right to a reconveyance of the property upon complying with the contract shall not be affected by any liens, encumbrances, or rights...
• § 44-14-67 - Cancellation of Deed As Reconveyance of Title
  (a) In all cases where property is conveyed to secure a debt, the surrender and cancellation of the deed, in the same manner as...

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