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The present work provides justification for the necessity of adopting a new Civil Code ofGeorgia; as recent years have shown, normative material of first three books of the Civil Code of Georgiacontain important textual and translational errors, which cannot be overcome by making specific „local“ changes.The only solution is to completely update the text of the Civil Code, which we will try to briefly argue below.
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