Records of deeds, instruments, and wills.
Under the hand of the keeper of a record and the seal of the court or office in which the record was made: a copy of the record of a deed, or other written instrument not of a testamentary character, where the laws of the State, territory, commonwealth, possession or country where it was recorded require such a record, and that has been recorded agreeably to those laws; and a copy of a will that the laws require to be admitted to probate and record by judicial decree, and of the decree of the court admitting the will to probate and record —
Annotations
Dec. 23, 1963, 77 Stat. 521, Pub. L. 88-241, § 1 1973 Ed., § 14-502. 1981 Ed., § 14-502. Surveyor’s records, transcript, see § 1-1311. Irregular deeds legalized, see § 42-408.
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