9G.10 QUITCLAIM DEEDS.
Whenever the governor is satisfied by proper record evidence that
any tract of land which may have been deeded by virtue of any
donation or sale to the state is not the land intended to have been
described, and that an error has been committed in making out the
transfers, in order that such error may be corrected, the governor is
authorized to quitclaim the same to the proper owner thereof, and to
receive a deed or deeds for the lands intended to have been deeded to
the state originally.
9G.10 QUITCLAIM DEEDS.
Whenever the governor is satisfied by proper record evidence that
any tract of land which may have been deeded by virtue of any
donation or sale to the state is not the land intended to have been
described, and that an error has been committed in making out the
transfers, in order that such error may be corrected, the governor is
authorized to quitclaim the same to the proper owner thereof, and to
receive a deed or deeds for the lands intended to have been deeded to
the state originally.
9G.10 QUITCLAIM DEEDS.
Whenever the governor is satisfied by proper record evidence that
any tract of land which may have been deeded by virtue of any
donation or sale to the state is not the land intended to have been
described, and that an error has been committed in making out the
transfers, in order that such error may be corrected, the governor is
authorized to quitclaim the same to the proper owner thereof, and to
receive a deed or deeds for the lands intended to have been deeded to
the state originally.
