O.C.G.A. § 22-4-15 (2019)
Authority of public entities to provide replacement housing when federal-aid project cannot proceed to actual construction
The several public entities shall have the authority, as a last resort, to provide replacement housing when a federal-aid project financed in whole or in part with federal aid cannot proceed to actual construction because no comparable replacement sale or rental housing is available. In carrying out the relocation assistance activities, the several public entities shall be authorized to make payments, construct or reconstruct with their own forces, cause to be constructed or reconstructed, and purchase by deed or condemnation any real property for the purposes of providing replacement housing. The acquiring public entity may exchange, lease, or sell to the displaced person such replacement housing. Whenever any real property has been acquired under this Code section and thereafter the acquiring public entity determines that all or any part of such property or any interest therein is no longer needed for such purposes because of changed conditions, the acquiring public entity is authorized to dispose of such property or interest therein in accordance with Code Section 50-16-144.
History
Code 1981, § 22-4-15, enacted by Ga. L. 1989, p. 213, § 10.
TITLE 23 EQUITY Chap. 1. General Provisions, 23-1-1 through 23-1-25. 2. Grounds for Equitable Relief, 23-2-1 through 23-2-136. 3. Equitable Remedies And Proceedings Generally, 23-3-1 through 23-3-127. 4. Equity Procedure, 23-4-1 through 23-4-38.
Annotations
Cross references. - Exercise of judicial power, Ga. Const. 1983, Art. VI, Sec. I, Para. IV. Venue for equity cases, Ga. Const. 1983, Art. VI, Sec. II, Para. III.
Granting of injunctions generally, T. 9, C. 5. Venue for actions in equity generally, § 9-10-30. Trusts generally, T. 53, C. 12.
CHAPTER 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS Sec.
Equity jurisdiction vested in superior courts and State-wide Business Court. Scope of equity jurisdiction; modes of remedy. Grounds for equity jurisdiction. Effect of legal remedy on exercise of jurisdiction. Concurrent jurisdiction of law and equity. Equity follows the law. Equity seeks to do justice. Equity considers done what ought to be done. Nature of equity is equality. Who would have equity must do equity. Effect of equal equities; effect of unequal equities. Equity of misled party superior.
Sec.
Volunteer’s equity inferior. Who bears loss from act of third party. Where both parties equally at fault; where fault is unequal. Taking with notice of equity. Scope of notice; ignorance due to negligence. Pending action as notice; effect on purchaser. Sale to one without notice; sale by one without notice. Interference with bona fide purchaser. Compulsion to litigate. Interference with creditor. Construction of conditions; relief against forfeitures. When election between benefits compelled. Laches.