Georgia Code, Title 51, Chapter 10 - Injuries to Personalty

• § 51-10-1 - Right of Action for Deprivation of Possession of Personalty
  The owner of personalty is entitled to its possession. Any deprivation of such possession is a tort for which an action lies.
• § 51-10-2 - Who May Bring an Action for Interference With Possession of Chattel
  Interference with the mere possession of a chattel, even if the possession is without title or is wrongful, shall give a right of action...
• § 51-10-3 - Abuse of or Damage to Personalty As Trespass
  Any unlawful abuse of or damage done to the personal property of another constitutes a trespass for which damages may be recovered.
• § 51-10-4 - Rights of Action of Bailee and Bailor for Trespass
  Where the possession of personalty is in a bailee, a trespass committed during the existence of the bailment shall give a right of action...
• § 51-10-5 - Right of Action for Injury to Remainder or Reversionary Interest in Personalty; Joint Action With Tenant in Possession
  A remainderman or reversioner of personalty may bring an action against a wrongdoer for any injury tending to destroy the existence or ultimate value...
• § 51-10-6 - Owner's Right of Action for Damage to or Theft Involving Personal Property
  (a) Any owner of personal property shall be authorized to bring a civil action to recover damages from any person who willfully damages the...

Last modified: October 14, 2016