Blevins v. Johnson County

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• determining that a party had notice sufficient to require an inquiry into applicable easements affecting his property based on a recital in his deed excepting all prior easements and general knowledge of a proposed highway project
• “The object of registration is to give notice to creditors and subsequent purchasers.” (quoting Moore v. Cole, 289 S.W.2d 695, 698 (Tenn. 1956))
• “[Fjailure to undertake diligent investigation will not preclude imputing the knowledge that such an inquiry would have revealed to a party sufficiently aware of any facts or circumstances from which inquiry notice would arise.”
• “Constructive notice is notice implied or imputed by operation of law and arises as a result of the legal act of recording an instrument under a statute by which recordation has the effect of constructive notice.”
• considering notice with respect to real property rights

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).