Alabama Statutes
§ 35-4-72 — Improperly Acknowledged or Recorded Instruments as Evidence
Alabama·Title 35 Property·Ch. 4 Conveyances and Creation of Estates·Art. 3 Recordation and Registration in General·Div. 1 General Provisions
When a validly executed instrument, not properly acknowledged and recorded, has for 10 years been of record in the office of the judge of probate, the original or a duly certified transcript thereof shall have the same force and effect as evidence as such original or transcript would have had had such instrument been duly acknowledged and recorded.
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Legislative History
(Code 1907, §3382; Code 1923, §6876; Code 1940, T. 47, §119.)
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