Reforms in Land Transfer : With Suggestions for An Improved System
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§ 28. Whenever any instrument affecting land in said city, duly acknowledged or proved so as to entitle the same to be recorded and indorsed as by this act provided, shall be pre- sented to said register for record or filing, he shall imme- diately indorse thereon the date, hour and minute of its receipt by him, and shall immediately thereupon enter a note of the same in his journal as by this act provided, and shall, within three days thereafter, enter said instrument on the proper block index... in his office in the order of its receipt by him under the block within which the land affected lies in the manner provided by this act, or under which said instrument is directed to be indexed.
§ 29. All instruments presented to said register for re- cording or filing under the provisions of this- act shall be legibly indorsed with the names of one or more of the re- spective parties thereto, the number of the land section and of 1C4 eefor:ms in land transfer.
the block in which the land affected hy the instrument is sit- uated, the index in which the same is to be entered, whether of transfers or of caveats, and the name of the person or his attorney offering such instrument for record or filing, to- gether with his residence and post-office address, and the register may, in his discretion, refuse to receive an instru- ment unless the same be so indorsed; provided, however, that the omission of any required indorsement, or an erroneous indorsement, shall not render an instrument invalid nor pre- vent the recording or filing of such instrument from consti- tuting notice, if the same be recorded or filed; and provided also, that such indorsement and entry in any index or under any block, pursuant to such indorsement, shall be at the risk of the person offering such instrument for record or filing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
§ 28. Whenever any instrument affecting land in said city, duly acknowledged or proved so as to entitle the same to be recorded and indorsed as by this act provided, shall be pre- sented to said register for record or filing, he shall imme- diately indorse thereon the date, hour and minute of its receipt by him, and shall immediately thereupon enter a note of the same in his journal as by this act provided, and shall, within three days thereafter, enter said instrument on the proper block index... in his office in the order of its receipt by him under the block within which the land affected lies in the manner provided by this act, or under which said instrument is directed to be indexed.
§ 29. All instruments presented to said register for re- cording or filing under the provisions of this- act shall be legibly indorsed with the names of one or more of the re- spective parties thereto, the number of the land section and of 1C4 eefor:ms in land transfer.
the block in which the land affected hy the instrument is sit- uated, the index in which the same is to be entered, whether of transfers or of caveats, and the name of the person or his attorney offering such instrument for record or filing, to- gether with his residence and post-office address, and the register may, in his discretion, refuse to receive an instru- ment unless the same be so indorsed; provided, however, that the omission of any required indorsement, or an erroneous indorsement, shall not render an instrument invalid nor pre- vent the recording or filing of such instrument from consti- tuting notice, if the same be recorded or filed; and provided also, that such indorsement and entry in any index or under any block, pursuant to such indorsement, shall be at the risk of the person offering such instrument for record or filing.
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