Colorado § 38-36-108 Application made to district court - powers of court

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§ 38-36-108 — Application made to district court - powers of court

Colorado § 38-36-108

Title 38Property -

Art.Torrens Title Registration Act

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 38-36-108 (2026).

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application for registration shall be made to the district court of the county wherein
the land is situated. Said court has power to inquire into the condition of the title to
and any interest in the land, and any lien or encumbrance thereon, and to make all
orders, judgments, and decrees as may be necessary to determine, establish, and
declare the title or interest, legal or equitable, as against all persons, known or
unknown, and all liens and encumbrances existing thereon, whether by law,
contract, judgment, mortgage, trust deed, or otherwise, and to declare the order,
priority, and preference as between the same, and to remove all clouds from the
title, and for that purpose the said court shall always be open.

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The
application for registration shall be made to the district court of the county wherein
the land is situated. Said court has power to inquire into the condition of the title to
and any interest in the land, and any lien or encumbrance thereon, and to make all
orders, judgments, and decrees as may be necessary to determine, establish, and
declare the title or interest, legal or equitable, as against all persons, known or
unknown, and all liens and encumbrances existing thereon, whether by law,
contract, judgment, mortgage, trust deed, or otherwise, and to declare the order,
priority, and preference as between the same, and to remove all clouds from the
title, and for that purpose the said court shall always be open.