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20468
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The discharge and release of the record of a deed of trust is a procedure that is usually carried out as a matter of routine by the trustee, the grantor, or lender, and the register of deeds. This bulletin reviews the different ways that deeds of trust may be canceled of record and discusses the problems and questions that may arise in the cancellation process.
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20470
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This bulletin summarizes and discusses legislation passed by the 1981 NC General Assembly that is of interest to registers of deeds. The various acts are grouped for discussion under one of four headings: Vital Records; Real Property; Fee Schedule; and Miscellaneous.
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20472
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This bulletin informs registers of deeds of an indexing problem raised by Mr. Lynn Nesbit, Iredell County Register of Deeds, and Mr. William P. Pope, Statesville attorney. The problem concerns the indexing of instruments that subordinate the lien of a previously recorded deed of trust, commonly called subordination agreements. It arises because statutes do not direct how such instruments are to be indexed. Using a hypothetical example, the author recommends a solution.
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20467
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This issue of Land Records Bulletin begins a new series with the purpose of keeping registers of deeds, county attorneys, and other county and municipal officials concerned with land records informed of relevant statutory changes and recent court decisions. This bulletin summarizes and briefly discusses legislation passed by the 1979 NC General Assembly that is of interest to registers of deeds.
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20502
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The only legislation passed during the short session of the 1996 NC General Assembly that affected registers of deeds was in the cancellation procedures for deeds of trust and mortgages. This act became effective upon ratification, and this bulletin explains the four changes to the cancellation law.
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