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§ 43-20 — Decree and registration run with the land

North Carolina·Ch. 43 Land Registration·Art. 4 Registration and Effect
The obtaining of a decree of registration and the entry of a certificate of title shall be construed as an agreement running with the land, and the same shall ever remain registered land, subject to the provisions of this Chapter and all amendments thereof. (1913, c. 90, s. 26; C.S., s. 2395.)

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Notice of petition published
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Hearing and decree
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Effect of decree; approval of judge
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Manner of registration
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Cross-indexing of lands by registers of deeds
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Certificate issued
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Certificates numbered; entries thereon
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New certificate issued, if original lost
§ 43-17.1
Issuance of certificate upon death of registered owner; petition and contents; dissolution of corporation; certificate lost or not received by grantee
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Publication of notice; service of process
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Answer by person claiming interest
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Hearing by clerk of superior court; orders and decrees; cancellation of old certificate and issuance of new certificate
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Issuance of new certificate validated
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Registered owner's estate free from adverse claims; exceptions
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