CHAPTER 21. RECORDING TRANSFERS AND OTHER TRANSACTIONS RELATING TO REAL PROPERTY
- Part 1. General Provisions
- Part 2. Recording -- Procedure
- 70-21-201. What may be recorded -- recording copy in another county.
- 70-21-202. Certain transfers in trust -- mortgages -- when to be recorded.
- 70-21-203. Acknowledgment of instruments required -- exceptions.
- 70-21-204. Proof of handwriting acceptable for recording -- when.
- 70-21-205. Acknowledgment unnecessary for recording judgments.
- 70-21-206. Recording of return of sale under court decree.
- 70-21-207. Letters patent and other federal and state documents -- recording without acknowledgment.
- 70-21-208. In what county to be recorded.
- 70-21-209. When instrument considered recorded.
- 70-21-210. Clerk to endorse fee.
- 70-21-211. Record books to be separate.
- 70-21-212. Other duties of recorder -- where found.
- 70-21-213. Taxes paid before recording division or merger of real property.
- Part 3. Effect of Recording
- 70-21-301. Conveyance defined.
- 70-21-302. Recording as constructive notice -- effect of recording copy in other county.
- 70-21-303. After-acquired interest -- effect on notice.
- 70-21-304. Conveyance void as against other conveyance recorded first.
- 70-21-305. Abstract of conveyance -- effect of recording.
- 70-21-306. Recording judgments to impart notice.
- 70-21-307. Effect of conveyance to grantee as trustee when no trust conditions provided.
- 70-21-308. Power of attorney contained in recorded instrument -- how revoked.
- 70-21-309. Validation of conveyances recorded after defective execution -- notice imparted.
- 70-21-310. Validation of recorded instruments omitting address of grantee -- notice imparted.