Loomis E. Deavours v. Res-Ga Hrl, LLC

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• finding no private cause of action for violation of penal statute where statute did not expressly provide for such cause of action
• finding no private cause of action for violation of penal statute where statute did not expressly provide for such cause of action
• finding no private cause of action for violation of penal statute where 8 statute did not expressly provide for such cause of action
• finding no private cause of action for violation of penal statute where statute did not expressly provide for such cause of action
• explaining that OCGA § 51-1-6 “do[es] not create causes of action, but simply set[s] forth general principles of tort law, authorizing the recovery of damages for the breach of a legal duty otherwise arising, though not expressly stated, under a statute or common law”
• explaining that OCGA § 51-1-6 “do[es] not create causes of action, but simply set[s] forth general principles of tort law, authorizing the recovery of damages for the breach of a legal duty otherwise arising, though not expressly stated, under a statute or common law”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).