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AR HB1377
Bill
Status
Introduced
2/4/2019
Primary Sponsor
Spencer Hawks
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AI Summary
- Changes the effective date of property conveyances to presume the date of execution contained in the deed rather than the notary acknowledgment date
- Establishes that when a deed lacks an execution date, the effective date becomes the notary acknowledgment date, or the most recent acknowledgment date if multiple exist
- Clarifies that property conveyed by deed is valid even if the grantor did not possess legal estate at the time of conveyance, provided the grantor later acquires that estate
- States that any legal or equitable estate subsequently acquired by the grantor immediately passes to the grantee as if it existed at the time of original conveyance
Legislative Description
Concerning The Conveyance Of Title To Real Property.
Last Action
WITHDRAWN BY AUTHOR
2/28/2019
Committee Referrals
Insurance and Commerce2/4/2019
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