§ 28-24-14 — Effect of sheriff's deed - Contents

The sheriff's deed is sufficient evidence of the legality of the sale and the proceedings
contained in the certificate, until the contrary is proved, and vests in the grantee title to the
premises as vested in the debtor at or after the time when the real property became liable to the
satisfaction of the judgment. The deed must recite the execution, or the substance of the
execution, the names of the parties, the amount and date of rendition of the judgment by which
the real property was sold, and must be executed, and recorded as a conveyance of real
property.