Indiana § 14-17-2-6 Certificate of title

Indiana Statutes

§ 14-17-2-6 — Certificate of title

Indiana·Art. 17 PROPERTY ACQUISITION·Ch. 2 Acquisition of Tax Delinquent Land for Conservation

(a)A certificate of title shall be:

(1)recorded in the office of the county recorder of the county in which the real property lies; and

(2)filed with the state land office division of the Indiana department of administration.

(b)A certificate of title constitutes prima facie evidence of all matters essential to the validity of the title.

(c)After a certificate of title is recorded, the state is considered to be in actual possession of all real property not occupied by the holder of the record title or a party holding under the holder of the record title. The possession continues until the state:

(1)voluntarily relinquishes possession by an instrument in writing; or

(2)is dispossessed by a court. [Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 4-17-11-2 part.]

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(a) A certificate of title shall be:
(1) recorded in the office of the county recorder of the county in
which the real property lies; and
(2) filed with the state land office division of the Indiana
department of administration.
(b) A certificate of title constitutes prima facie evidence of all
matters essential to the validity of the title.
(c) After a certificate of title is recorded, the state is considered to
be in actual possession of all real property not occupied by the holder
of the record title or a party holding under the holder of the record title.
The possession continues until the state:
(1) voluntarily relinquishes possession by an instrument in
writing; or
(2) is dispossessed by a court.
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 4-17-11-2 part.]

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