Section 14-8-6 - Endorsement on receipt of documents; constructive notice of contents. - New-mexico Statutes

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14-8-6. [Endorsement on receipt of documents; constructive notice of contents.]

When any land title, or other document, shall be delivered to the county clerk to be recorded, it shall be his duty to endorse immediately on that document, or other paper, the day, month and year in which he received it, and he shall record it in the book of record as soon as possible, and the said documents from the date on which they were delivered to the county clerk shall be considered as recorded, and this shall be sufficient notice to the public of the contents thereof.

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14-8-6. [Endorsement on receipt of documents; constructive notice of contents.]

When any land title, or other document, shall be delivered to the county clerk to be recorded, it shall be his duty to endorse immediately on that document, or other paper, the day, month and year in which he received it, and he shall record it in the book of record as soon as possible, and the said documents from the date on which they were delivered to the county clerk shall be considered as recorded, and this shall be sufficient notice to the public of the contents thereof.

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14-8-6. [Endorsement on receipt of documents; constructive notice of contents.]

When any land title, or other document, shall be delivered to the county clerk to be recorded, it shall be his duty to endorse immediately on that document, or other paper, the day, month and year in which he received it, and he shall record it in the book of record as soon as possible, and the said documents from the date on which they were delivered to the county clerk shall be considered as recorded, and this shall be sufficient notice to the public of the contents thereof.