Rhode Island § 34-11-30 § 34-11-30. Validation of deeds executed under defective law.

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§ 34-11-30 — § 34-11-30. Validation of deeds executed under defective law.

Rhode Island § 34-11-30

Title 34Property

Ch. 34-11Form and Effect of Conveyances

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 34-11-30 (2026).

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§ 34-11-30. Validation of deeds executed under defective law.
Notwithstanding the error in § 1 of chapter 1056 of the public laws of 1927, in which
            reference was erroneously made to § 16 thereof instead of to § 17 thereof, and notwithstanding
            the error in § 2 of chapter 1056 in which reference is erroneously made to § 15 thereof
            instead of to § 16 thereof, all instruments executed on any day between July 1, 1927,
            and April 19, 1928, both inclusive, in which any of the statutory forms authorized
            by chapter 1056 have been substantially followed are hereby declared of the same force
            and effect as if chapter 1056 as originally enacted had not contained 

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§ 34-11-30. Validation of deeds executed under defective law.

Notwithstanding the error in § 1 of chapter 1056 of the public laws of 1927, in which reference was erroneously made to § 16 thereof instead of to § 17 thereof, and notwithstanding the error in § 2 of chapter 1056 in which reference is erroneously made to § 15 thereof instead of to § 16 thereof, all instruments executed on any day between July 1, 1927, and April 19, 1928, both inclusive, in which any of the statutory forms authorized by chapter 1056 have been substantially followed are hereby declared of the same force and effect as if chapter 1056 as originally enacted had not contained those errors.