Colorado § 38-34-101 General policy regarding titles

Colorado Statutes

§ 38-34-101 — General policy regarding titles

Colorado § 38-34-101

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 38-34-101 (2026).

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It is the purpose and intention of
this article and article 35, part 2 of article 39, and part 1 of article 41 of this title to
render titles to real property and every interest therein more secure and
marketable, and it is declared to be the policy in this state that this article and all
other laws concerning or affecting title to real property and every interest therein
and all recorded instruments, decrees, and orders of courts of record, including all
proceedings in the suits or causes wherein such orders or decrees have been
entered or rendered, shall be liberally construed with the end in view of rendering
such titles absolute and free from technical defects so that subsequent purchasers
and encumbrancers by way of mortgage, judgment, or otherwise may rely on the
record tit

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It is the purpose and intention of
this article and article 35, part 2 of article 39, and part 1 of article 41 of this title to
render titles to real property and every interest therein more secure and
marketable, and it is declared to be the policy in this state that this article and all
other laws concerning or affecting title to real property and every interest therein
and all recorded instruments, decrees, and orders of courts of record, including all
proceedings in the suits or causes wherein such orders or decrees have been
entered or rendered, shall be liberally construed with the end in view of rendering
such titles absolute and free from technical defects so that subsequent purchasers
and encumbrancers by way of mortgage, judgment, or otherwise may rely on the
record title and so that the record title of the party in possession is sustained and
not defeated by technical or strict constructions.

Legislative History

Source: L. 27: p. 605, � 44. CSA: C. 40, � 151. CRS 53: � 118-8-1. C.R.S. 1963: � 118-8-1. L. 92: Entire section amended, p. 2185, � 65, effective June 2.