Colorado § 24-72-108 Jurisdiction of courts to make inquiry

Colorado Statutes

§ 24-72-108 — Jurisdiction of courts to make inquiry

Colorado·Title 24 Government·Art. Public Records

In case of such
destruction of records as provided for in sections 24-72-101 to 24-72-107, the
district court having jurisdiction has power to inquire into the condition of any title
to or interest in any land in such county and to make all such orders, judgments, and
decrees as are necessary to determine and establish said title or interest, legal or
equitable, against all persons, known or unknown, and all liens existing on such
lands, whether by statute, judgment, mortgage, deed of trust, or otherwise.

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In case of such
destruction of records as provided for in sections 24-72-101 to 24-72-107, the
district court having jurisdiction has power to inquire into the condition of any title
to or interest in any land in such county and to make all such orders, judgments, and
decrees as are necessary to determine and establish said title or interest, legal or
equitable, against all persons, known or unknown, and all liens existing on such
lands, whether by statute, judgment, mortgage, deed of trust, or otherwise.

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