Utah Statutes
§ 57-4a-2 — Recorded document imparts notice of contents despite defects.
A recorded document imparts notice of its contents regardless of any defect, irregularity, or omission in its execution, attestation, or acknowledgment. A certified copy of a recorded document is admissible as evidence to the same extent the original document would be admissible as evidence.
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Legislative History
Enacted by Chapter 155, 1988 General Session
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