Arizona § 11-463 Manner of keeping indices

Arizona Statutes

§ 11-463 — Manner of keeping indices

Arizona § 11-463

Title 11Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 3COUNTY OFFICERS

Art. 3Recorder

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 11-463 (2026).

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A.The recorder may keep single or multiple indices of official records. The indices may be kept in distinctly marked volumes or may be stored by electronic or other storage and retrieval media.

B.The names of the grantor or the equivalent or the grantee or the equivalent in the several indices which are kept in volumes shall be arranged in alphabetical order.

C.Indices which are recorded or generated by computer shall have adequate safeguards for the preservation and integrity of the indices and shall allow for reasonable access by the public.

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A. The recorder may keep single or multiple indices of official records. The indices may be kept in distinctly marked volumes or may be stored by electronic or other storage and retrieval media.

B. The names of the grantor or the equivalent or the grantee or the equivalent in the several indices which are kept in volumes shall be arranged in alphabetical order.

C. Indices which are recorded or generated by computer shall have adequate safeguards for the preservation and integrity of the indices and shall allow for reasonable access by the public.