Florida § 270.20 When title reverts to state; lands go back to department from which it originated

Florida Statutes

§ 270.20 — When title reverts to state; lands go back to department from which it originated

Florida § 270.20

TitleXVIII

Ch. 270PUBLIC LANDS

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Fla. Stat. § 270.20 (2026).

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When title to lands or other property becomes vested in the state or its agency under ss. 270.16-270.19, such lands or other property shall be covered into that state fund or state department from which they originated or to which they may be conveyed. When title to lands or other property becomes so vested in the state or its agency, the title which may hereafter issue, from the state or its agency, will be a complete, new, independent title originating in the sovereign.

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When title to lands or other property becomes vested in the state or its agency under ss. 270.16-270.19, such lands or other property shall be covered into that state fund or state department from which they originated or to which they may be conveyed. When title to lands or other property becomes so vested in the state or its agency, the title which may hereafter issue, from the state or its agency, will be a complete, new, independent title originating in the sovereign.