Indiana § 32-21-4-0.5 Legislative findings

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§ 32-21-4-0.5 — Legislative findings

Indiana § 32-21-4-0.5

Title 32PROPERTY

Art. 21CONVEYANCE PROCEDURES FOR REAL

Ch. 4Priority of Recorded Transactions

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5. For purposes of section 1 of this chapter, the general assembly makes the following findings:

(1)It is in the public interest for any conveyance, as defined in section 1(a) of this chapter, and any mortgage recorded in the office of an Indiana county recorder to not be attacked due to technical deficiencies.

(2)The ability to rely upon documents indexed and recorded in the public land records of an Indiana county recorder provides stability to the ownership of Indiana real property and to Indiana's statewide and local real estate economies.

(3)Making or keeping these subsections in section 1 of this chapter retroactive will not upset any vested substantive rights, liabilities, or duties.

(4)This section is intended to express the original legislative intent of section 1 of this chap

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5. For purposes of section 1 of this chapter,
the general assembly makes the following findings:
(1) It is in the public interest for any conveyance, as defined in
section 1(a) of this chapter, and any mortgage recorded in the
office of an Indiana county recorder to not be attacked due to
technical deficiencies.
(2) The ability to rely upon documents indexed and recorded in
the public land records of an Indiana county recorder provides
stability to the ownership of Indiana real property and to Indiana's
statewide and local real estate economies.
(3) Making or keeping these subsections in section 1 of this
chapter retroactive will not upset any vested substantive rights,
liabilities, or duties.
(4) This section is intended to express the original legislative
intent of section 1 of this chapter more clearly.