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2006 Georgia Code - 8-2-187
8-2-187. (a) When a home which has previously become real
property has been or is to be destroyed, the owner of the real
property and the holders of all security interests therein shall
execute and file a Certificate of Destruction: (1) With the commissioner; and
(2) In the real estate records of
the county where the real property is located. (b) The Certificate of Destruction shall be in a
form prescribed by the commissioner and shall include:
(1) The name and address of the
owner; (2) The names and
addresses of the holders of any security interest and of any
lien; (3) The title number
formerly assigned to the home, if applicable; (4) A description of the real estate on which
the home was previously located, including the name of the owner
and a reference by deed book and page number to the recording of
the former Certificate of Permanent Location; (5) Verification of the destruction by a law
enforcement officer; and (6)
Any other data the commissioner prescribes.
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