Colorado § 36-2-106 Effect of declaration or deed

Colorado Statutes

§ 36-2-106 — Effect of declaration or deed

Colorado·Title 36 Natural·Art. Rights of Occupants

In all proceedings in any court of
this state, the record of any declaration, deed, or mortgage, or other muniments of
right, referred to in sections 36-2-103 and 36-2-105, shall be received, except as
against the United States, and all persons claiming under the United States, as
presumptive evidence of the regularity of the paper itself, under the local law or
custom existing at the time of its execution; and, if the regularity thereof is
challenged, the burden of proving the alleged irregularity shall rest upon the party
making the challenge.

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In all proceedings in any court of
this state, the record of any declaration, deed, or mortgage, or other muniments of
right, referred to in sections 36-2-103 and 36-2-105, shall be received, except as
against the United States, and all persons claiming under the United States, as
presumptive evidence of the regularity of the paper itself, under the local law or
custom existing at the time of its execution; and, if the regularity thereof is
challenged, the burden of proving the alleged irregularity shall rest upon the party
making the challenge.

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