Recording of Deeds and Other Real Property Transactions

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Section
44-2-1

Where and When Deeds Recorded; Priority as to Subsequent Deeds Taken Without Notice From Same Vendor

Section
44-2-2

Duty of Clerk to Record Certain Transaction Affecting Real Estate and Personal Property; Priority of Recorded Instruments; Effect of Recording on Rights Between Parties to Instruments

Section
44-2-3

Voluntary Deeds or Conveyances of Land; Effect of Recording

Section
44-2-4

Protection of Good Faith Purchases and Liens Without Notice Against Unrecorded Liens or Conveyances

Section
44-2-5

Recording Execution and Deed After Sheriff's Sale

Section
44-2-6

Recording Bond for Title, Contracts, Transfers, and Assignments; Priority as to Subsequent Deeds Taken Without Notice From Same Vendor

Section
44-2-7

Recording of Surrender or Satisfaction of Bond for Title

Section
44-2-8

Recording of Options to Purchase Land and Assignments of Such Options; Effect as Notice

Section
44-2-9

Recording Leases, Usufructs, and Assignments Thereof; Effect as Notice

Section
44-2-10

Recording Deeds and Bills of Sale to Personalty; Effect as Notice

Section
44-2-11

Recording Copy of Instrument Recorded in Other Counties in Which Part of Affected Land Is Located in Cases Where Original Lost or Destroyed

Section
44-2-12

Rerecording Lost or Destroyed Deeds and Other Instruments; Validity

Section
44-2-13

Rerecording Instruments Upon Creation of New County or Change in County Lines; Effect on Validity of Original Record

Section
44-2-14

Requirements for Recordation

Section
44-2-15

Officers Authorized to Attest Registrable Instruments

Section
44-2-16

Effect of Acknowledgment Subsequent to Execution

Section
44-2-17

Validity of Attestation by a State or County Officer Who Appears to Have No Jurisdiction to Attest the Instrument

Section
44-2-18

Recording Deed Upon Affidavit of Subscribing Witness; Effect of Substantial Compliance

Section
44-2-19

Recording Deed on Affidavit of Third Person

Section
44-2-20

Recorded Affidavits Relating to Land as Notice of Facts Cited Therein; Filing and Recording

Section
44-2-21

Recording Instrument Executed Out of State; Attestation and Acknowledgment; Validity of Attestation by Officer Who Appears to Have No Jurisdiction to Attest the Instrument

Section
44-2-22

Legal Effect of Good Record Title for 40 Years

Section
44-2-23

When Deed Serves as Evidence; Effect of Affidavit Alleging Forgery

Section
44-2-24

Withdrawal of Affidavit of Forgery Upon Loss of Deed by Affiant

Section
44-2-25

Recording Techniques; Copies of Plats

Section
44-2-26

Recording of Plat or Copy of Plat - When and Where Authorized; Duty of Clerk

Section
44-2-27

Recording of Plat - When Deemed Recorded

Section
44-2-28

Recording of Plat or Copy of Plat - Incorporation by Reference

Section
44-2-29

Recording of Plat or Copy of Plat - Ratification of Record Made Prior to Statutory Authorization; Effect of Incorporation by Reference of Plat Prior to Authorization

Section
44-2-30

Filing and Recording of Notice of Settlement