Colorado § 38-36-122 Clerk to mail copy of summons and other notices

Colorado Statutes

§ 38-36-122 — Clerk to mail copy of summons and other notices

Colorado § 38-36-122

Title 38Property -

Art.Torrens Title Registration Act

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 38-36-122 (2026).

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The clerk of
the court shall also, on or before twenty days after the first publication, send a copy
thereof by mail to such defendants who are not residents of the state whose place
of address is known or stated in the application and whose appearance is not
entered and who are not in person served with the summons. The certificate of the
clerk that he has sent such notice in pursuance of this section shall be conclusive
evidence thereof. Other or further notice of the application for registration may be
given in such manner and to such persons as the court or any judge thereof may
direct. The summons shall be served at the expense of the applicant, and proof of
the service thereof shall be made as proof of service is now made in other civil
actions.

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The clerk of
the court shall also, on or before twenty days after the first publication, send a copy
thereof by mail to such defendants who are not residents of the state whose place
of address is known or stated in the application and whose appearance is not
entered and who are not in person served with the summons. The certificate of the
clerk that he has sent such notice in pursuance of this section shall be conclusive
evidence thereof. Other or further notice of the application for registration may be
given in such manner and to such persons as the court or any judge thereof may
direct. The summons shall be served at the expense of the applicant, and proof of
the service thereof shall be made as proof of service is now made in other civil
actions.