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UT SB0196
Bill
AI Summary
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Expands the definition of "wrongful lien" to include notices of transfer fee covenants that purport to create or continue a transfer fee covenant when the covenant is unenforceable due to foreclosure of a priority trust deed/mortgage, absence of required recorded notice, or existence of recorded termination documents
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Declares that any notice of transfer fee covenant meeting the new wrongful lien definition is automatically invalid
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Relieves county recorders from the obligation to determine whether a notice of transfer fee covenant constitutes a wrongful lien when processing recordings
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Makes technical amendments to Utah Code Sections 38-9-102, 57-1-46, and 57-1-47, including replacing "of competent jurisdiction" with "with jurisdiction" and removing the word "certain" before references to real property
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Takes effect on May 6, 2026
Legislative Description
Wrongful Lien Act Amendments
Business
Last Action
Senate/ to Governor in Executive Branch - Governor
3/11/2026