Legal Opinion
Hayward v. Ramick
Supreme Court of Georgia
Decided January 6, 1982No. 37883PublishedCited by 9 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Gregory, Justice.
This case raises an issue of the constitutionality of the Georgia Parental Liability for Minor Children’s Torts Act, Ga. Laws 1976, page 511 (Code Ann. § 105-113). A second issue relates to the admission of certain evidence contended to be in violation of provisions of the Georgia Juvenile Code. Code Ann. § 24A-2401 (b).
Appellee alleged in his complaint that Mark Hayward (15) and Tony Wheat (15) burglarized his home causing certain property damage and were, therefore, liable under the theory of intentional tort. The parents of the two boys were also named defendants on the…
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