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Título 51. TORTS

Capítulo 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

72 secciones · 51-1-1 a 51-1-57

Legible por máquinas https://georgiacommons.org/code/51-1.md · https://georgiacommons.org/code/index.md · MCP https://mcp.georgiacommons.org/mcp

  1. 51-1-1Tort defined.
  2. 51-1-2Ordinary diligence and ordinary negligence defined.
  3. 51-1-3Extraordinary diligence and slight negligence defined.
  4. 51-1-4Slight diligence and gross negligence defined.
  5. 51-1-5Meaning of ‘‘due care’’ in reference to child of tender years.
  6. 51-1-6Recovery of damages upon breach of legal duty.
  7. 51-1-7When infraction of public duty gives cause of action to individual.
  8. 51-1-8Right of action arising from breach of private duty.
  9. 51-1-9Recovery for torts to self, wife, child, ward, or servant.
  10. 51-1-10Who may bring an action for torts to wife; action by wife living apart from husband for torts to self or children.
  11. 51-1-11When privity required to support action; product liability action and time limitation therefore; industry-wide liability theories rejected.
  12. 51-1-11.1Liability of product seller as a manufacturer.
  13. 51-1-12Liability for ratifying tort.
  14. 51-1-13Cause of action for physical injury; intention considered in assessing damages.
  15. 51-1-14Violent injury or attempt to commit injury.
  16. 51-1-15Right of action for abduction or harboring of wife.
  17. 51-1-16Right of action for seduction of daughter; exemplary damages.
  18. 51-1-17Rights of action for adultery, alienation of affections, and criminal conversation abolished.
  19. 51-1-18Furnishing alcoholic beverages to minor children; gambling with minor children.
  20. 51-1-19Negligence by person given trust or confidence for consideration.
  21. 51-1-20Liability of persons serving charitable organizations and public entities while acting in good faith.
  22. 51-1-20.1Liability of volunteers, employees, or officers of nonprofit association conducting or sponsoring sports or safety program; liability of association.
  23. 51-1-20.2Liability of child passenger safety technicians.
  24. 51-1-21Liability of owner of watercraft for torts generally.
  25. 51-1-22Owner’s liability for negligent operation of vessel; express or implied consent prerequisite.
  26. 51-1-22.1Liability of an operator of a vessel under certain conditions.
  27. 51-1-23Sale of unwholesome provisions.
  28. 51-1-24Sale of adulterated drugs or alcoholic beverages.
  29. 51-1-25Furnishing of wrong article or medicine by vender of drugs and medicines.
  30. 51-1-26Survivability of actions under Code Sections 51-1-23 through 51-1-25.
  31. 51-1-27Recovery for medical malpractice authorized.
  32. 51-1-28Transfusions, transplants, and transfers of human blood, tissue, organs; negligence prerequisite to recovery for damages.
  33. 51-1-29Liability of persons rendering emergency care.
  34. 51-1-29.1Liability of voluntary health care provider and sponsoring organization.
  35. 51-1-29.2Liability of persons or entities acting to prevent, minimize, and repair injury and damage resulting from catastrophic acts of nature.
  36. 51-1-29.3Immunity for operators of external defibrillators.
  37. 51-1-29.4Liability of voluntary health care providers and sponsoring organizations; cumulative immunity; application.
  38. 51-1-29.5Definitions; limitation on health care liability claim to gross negligence in emergency medical care; factors for jury consideration.
  39. 51-1-29.6Liability of health care institutions and providers regarding THC oil.
  40. 51-1-29.7Liability for mental health care providers.
  41. 51-1-30Liability of officers and agents for acts performed while fighting fires or performing duties at the scene of emergencies.
  42. 51-1-30.1Exemption from tort liability of drivers and operators of fire apparatus in certain municipalities.
  43. 51-1-30.2Immunity of teachers and school personnel from liability for communicating information concerning drug abuse.
  44. 51-1-30.3Immunity from liability for persons providing certain services upon public or private school property and for public or private schools requesting such services.
  45. 51-1-30.4Immunity from liability for officers providing security at nuclear facilities.
  46. 51-1-31Liability from donation of canned or perishable food to charitable or nonprofit organizations for use or distribution.
  47. 51-1-32Separate causes of action for personal injury and property damage caused by motor vehicle.
  48. 51-1-33Settlement of single action under Code Section 51-1-32 — Evidence in separate action.
  49. 51-1-34Settlement of single action under Code Section 51-1-32 — Effect in separate action.
  50. 51-1-35When negotiating or obtaining statement from injured adverse party prohibited; effect of prohibited settlement in court action.
  51. 51-1-36Duty of care of operator of motor vehicle to passengers.
  52. 51-1-37Negligent or improper administration of polygraph examination; measure of damages.
  53. 51-1-38Tort immunity for medical students; exceptions.
  54. 51-1-39Liability for injuries of person committing crime on political subdivision property.
  55. 51-1-40Liability for acts of intoxicated persons.
  56. 51-1-41Liability of sports officials at amateur athletic contests.
  57. 51-1-42Limitation of liability for transportation of senior citizens by volunteer.
  58. 51-1-43‘‘Roller Skating Safety Act of 1993.’’
  59. 51-1-44Limitation of liability for dental students.
  60. 51-1-45Immunity of persons serving without compensation as athletic team physicians.
  61. 51-1-46‘‘Drug Dealer Liability Act’’; purpose; definitions; actions against persons participating in illegal marketing of controlled substances.
  62. 51-1-47Immunity for disconnection of motor vehicle air bags.
  63. 51-1-48Diligence required in reviewing claims; nonwaivable liability is not created; definitions.
  64. 51-1-49Requirements for maintaining cause of action against managed care entity; notice; independent review.
  65. 51-1-50Immunity of broadcasters from liability for Levi’s Call: Georgia’s Amber Alert Program.
  66. 51-1-51Limitations on liability of liquefied petroleum gas providers.
  67. 51-1-52Federal law payor guidelines and criteria not a legal basis for negligence or standard of care for medical malpractice or product liability.
  68. 51-1-53Recreational joint-use agreements.
  69. 51-1-54Program and Treatment Completion Certificate.
  70. 51-1-55Firearm instructor liability.
  71. 51-1-56Civil recovery available to victims of human trafficking; statute of limitations; relief sought by Attorney General.
  72. 51-1-57Damages for false solicitation in media and false advertising of media services.