§39-1-11a. Photographic Recordation
It shall be as legal and effective in all respects to photographically record writings, plats and maps and the papers thereto annexed as if such writings, plats and maps and papers thereto annexed had been recorded by handwriting, or by the use of a typewriter, or by any other means useful for the purpose.
§39-1-12. Special Recordation of Writing Not Acknowledged or Proved for Regular Recordation
If any writing which it is lawful for a clerk of the county court to admit to record, on proper acknowledgment or proof, has been or shall be lodged in his office, and has remained or shall remain therein six months without being acknowledged or proved so that it can be duly admitted to record, […]
§39-1-13. Duty to Record Plat or Plan of Lots
When any tract or parcel of land within the limits of any county of the state has been or shall be hereafter subdivided into lots by any partition of land or by order of the owner or owners, or his or their agent, or otherwise and any lot or lots have been sold or conveyed, […]
§39-1-5. Acknowledgment by Husband and Wife
When a husband and wife have signed a writing purporting to sell or convey real estate, the wife may acknowledge the same together with, or separately from her husband. Either the husband or the wife may sign and acknowledge the writing before the other has signed or acknowledged it. If both acknowledge the writing at […]
§39-1-1. Power of Attorney May Be Recorded
A power of attorney may be admitted to record in any county.
§39-1-2. Conditions Under Which County Clerk Shall Admit Deeds, Contracts, etc., to Record
The clerk of the county court of any county in which any deed, contract, power of attorney, or other writing is to be, or may be, recorded, shall admit the same to record in his office, as to any person whose name is signed thereto, when it shall have been acknowledged by him or proved […]
§39-1-2a. Other Requirements for Admission to Record of Certain Instruments
(a) In addition to the other requirements prescribed by law, no instrument by which the title to real estate or personal property, or any interest therein or lien thereon, is conveyed, created, encumbered, assigned or otherwise disposed of, shall be recorded or admitted to record, or filed by the county clerk unless the name of […]
§39-1-2b. Recordation of Certified Copies of Certain Instruments
Except as provided in this section, the clerk of the county commission of any county shall admit to record in the office of such clerk a copy of any contract, deed of trust, mortgage, lease, memorandum of lease, release, assignment, power of attorney or any other instrument or writing which has been certified by the […]
§39-1-3. Who May Take Acknowledgment
Upon the request of any person interested therein, such clerk of the county court shall also admit any such writing to record, as to any person whose name is signed thereto, upon a certificate of his acknowledgment before the president of a county court, a justice of the peace, notary public, recorder, prothonotary or clerk […]
§39-1-4. Form of Certificate of Acknowledgment
The certificate of acknowledgment mentioned in the preceding section may be in form or effect as follows: State (territory or district) of …………….., county of …………………….., to wit: I, ………, recorder of said municipality; or I, ………….., a notary public of said county; or I, …………., a clerk of the ………………. court of said county; […]