Connecticut § 47-16a Recording of certified copy of deed or other instrument recorded in land records of another town.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 47-16a — Recording of certified copy of deed or other instrument recorded in land records of another town.

Connecticut § 47-16a

Title 47Land and Land Titles

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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 47-16a (2026).

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The town clerk of any town shall accept for recording any certified copy of a deed or other instrument affecting real property located in such town and recorded in the land records of another town, provided such copy is certified by the town clerk of the other town to be a true copy of the original deed or other instrument recorded in such other town. When such certified copy is so recorded, it shall have the same effect as a record of the original deed or other instrument.

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The town clerk of any town shall accept for recording any certified copy of a deed or other instrument affecting real property located in such town and recorded in the land records of another town, provided such copy is certified by the town clerk of the other town to be a true copy of the original deed or other instrument recorded in such other town. When such certified copy is so recorded, it shall have the same effect as a record of the original deed or other instrument.