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Section 43-29-10 – Municipal lot platted more than twenty years–Judgment or decree prior to platting–Abstract of title not required to show proceedings supporting judgment or decree.

43-29-10. Municipal lot platted more than twenty years–Judgment or decree prior to platting–Abstract of title not required to show proceedings supporting judgment or decree. Where in the chain of title to a municipal lot platted more than twenty years, there is, prior to such platting, any judgment or decree of any court having jurisdiction of […]

Section 43-29-3 – Acknowledgment of instrument affecting title to real property not subject to attack after expiration of ten years from date of filing.

43-29-3. Acknowledgment of instrument affecting title to real property not subject to attack after expiration of ten years from date of filing. Every certificate of acknowledgment of the execution of any deed, mortgage, or other instrument affecting the title to real property, shall be presumed to have been made by the identical officer described therein […]

Section 43-29-5 – Judgment or decree affecting title to real property conclusive after twenty years from date of entry–Supporting proceedings deemed legally taken.

43-29-5. Judgment or decree affecting title to real property conclusive after twenty years from date of entry–Supporting proceedings deemed legally taken. The provisions of a judgment or decree affecting the title to real property and the record thereof are conclusive after twenty years from the entry thereof and all proceedings necessary to support such judgment […]

Section 43-29-6 – Curative provisions applicable to previously recorded instruments–Inapplicable to pending actions.

43-29-6. Curative provisions applicable to previously recorded instruments–Inapplicable to pending actions. Sections 43-29-1 to 43-29-5, inclusive, shall apply to instruments recorded before as well as after their enactment but their provisions shall not be applied in any action involving real property, which was pending on July 1, 1943 or was commenced prior to July 1, […]

Section 43-29-7 – Defect or omission in record respecting title to real estate existing for more than ten years–Correction unnecessary in order to make title marketable.

43-29-7. Defect or omission in record respecting title to real estate existing for more than ten years–Correction unnecessary in order to make title marketable. It shall not be necessary to perform any of the following acts to correct the record with respect to the title to real estate, in order to make such title merchantable […]

Section 43-29-8 – Defect or omission in record respecting title to real estate existing for more than twenty years–Performance of acts to correct record unnecessary in order to make title merchantable or marketable.

43-29-8. Defect or omission in record respecting title to real estate existing for more than twenty years–Performance of acts to correct record unnecessary in order to make title merchantable or marketable. It shall not be necessary to perform any of the following acts to correct the record with respect to the title to real estate, […]

Section 43-29-9 – "Record" as used in marketable title provisions construed.

43-29-9.”Record” as used in marketable title provisions construed. Except where used in the sense of recording, wherever the word “record” is used in §§43-29-7 and 43-29-8, it shall be construed to mean the records in the office of the register of deeds of the county in which the real estate affected is situated. Source: SL […]