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Ga. Unif. Super. Ct. R. 39.5

General Execution Docket

activein force · 2026-04-09 – presentact-effective-date

The General Execution Docket shall contain all Fi. Fas. The information to be entered shall be:

(A) Names of the parties and attorneys of record;

(B) Names of county and court in which judgment was issued;

(C) The date of judgment;

(D) The date of issuance of the Fi. Fa.;

(E) The date of the recording of the Fi. Fa. on the General Execution Docket;

(F) The number of the case on which the judgment was rendered; and

(G) The amount of principal, costs, attorney fees, interest, penalties, and total amount of the Fi.

Fa. on the case.

Nulla Bona’s and satisfactions are to be noted on the original entry. Re-issued Fi. Fas. shall be

recorded as a new Fi. Fa. in the General Execution Docket. A cross-reference to that new entry

shall be made on the original entry of the Fi. Fa. or the last renewal of the Fi. Fa. which is less

than seven years old. [In State Court, see State Court Rule 39.5.]

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georgiasuperiorcourts.org
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2026-09-24
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2026-09-24
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