South Dakota § 7-9-7.3 State exempt from filing certificate of value.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 7-9-7.3 — State exempt from filing certificate of value.

South Dakota § 7-9-7.3

Title 7COUNTIES

Ch. 7-8AREGISTER OF DEEDS

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S.D. Codified Laws § 7-9-7.3 (2026).

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In lieu of filing the certificate of value required by § 7-9-7 when filing deeds or easements conveying highway right - of - way, the State of South Dakota shall file with the director of equalization a statement of the purchase price paid and the date the state received possession of the right - of - way. The state shall also file with the director of equalization a copy of the plat of the right - of - way being conveyed. The State of South Dakota is exempt from the requirement of § 7-9-7 to file a certificate of value with the register of deeds when filing a deed or easement conveying highway right - of - way.

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In lieu of filing the certificate of value required by § 7-9-7 when filing deeds or easements conveying highway right - of - way, the State of South Dakota shall file with the director of equalization a statement of the purchase price paid and the date the state received possession of the right - of - way. The state shall also file with the director of equalization a copy of the plat of the right - of - way being conveyed. The State of South Dakota is exempt from the requirement of § 7-9-7 to file a certificate of value with the register of deeds when filing a deed or easement conveying highway right - of - way.