O.C.G.A.
O.C.G.A. § 12-4-122 (2019)
Penalty
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Short title. Legislative purpose. Definitions. Defacing or disturbing natural condition of cave; breaking or tampering with gates, doors, or other device controlling or preventing access to caves; trespass. Sale or offer to sell speleothems. Storing hazardous or detrimental chemicals or materials in caves or sinkholes; dumping or disposing of garbage, dead animals, or similar materials in caves or sinkholes. Killing, harming, removing, or disturbing wildlife found in a cave. Liability of owners of caves for injuries.
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Cross references. - Regulation of sale and storage of liquefied petroleum gas, § 10-1-260 et seq.
ARTICLE 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
Cross references. - Registration of geologists, T. 43, C. 19.