O.C.G.A. § 44-14-66: Effect of liens against grantee on grantor’s right to reconvey; effect of reconveyance in event of grantor’s prior death.
Where this section sits in the code
- TITLE 44 Property
- CHAPTER 14 Mortgages, Conveyances to Secure Debt, and Liens
- Article 3 Conveyances to Secure Debt and Bills of Sale
- PART 1 In General
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 which would otherwise attach to the property by virtue of the title being in the grantee; but the right of the grantor to a reconveyance shall be absolute and permanent upon his complying with his contract with the grantee according to the terms. In the event of the prior death of the grantor, such a reconveyance shall be valid and effective to vest title in the heirs, personal representatives, or successors in title of the deceased grantor as their interests may appear.
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