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United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for executing, acknowledging, recording, and formulating conveyances of real property, including special rules for homestead deeds, transfer-fee clauses, and witness subpoenas.
United States — Alaska
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This provision allows conservation easements and public recreational use easements, sets conditions for when rights arise, and gives certain parties tort immunity or authority to bring actions.
United States — Alaska
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This provision covers mortgage recording, nonjudicial deed-of-trust foreclosure, reconveyance, trustee bonding, and related notice and filing rules.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter validates certain defective real-property acknowledgments, deeds, and sales if the stated conditions are met, and it sets time limits for challenging them.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter abolishes or modifies several common law property rules, sets 1,000-year perpetuities limits for certain powers and interests, and lets a court reform a disposition on petition in some cases.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for recording, enforcing, prioritizing, and challenging liens, including foreclosure procedures, notices, deadlines, and some penalties.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for residential rentals, including what landlords and tenants may put in leases, required landlord disclosures and repairs, tenant duties, security deposit limits, and remedies for breaches.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter voids certain fraudulent transfers and imposes limits on creditors’ claims against protected trust interests.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter requires certain property holders to keep records, notify owners, report abandoned property, and deliver it or its proceeds under specified procedures before sale or transfer to the state.
United States — Alaska
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A person with a remainder or reversion interest may bring a civil action for injury to the inheritance, even if there is a life or term estate in between.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter requires registration and disclosure rules for subdivided land sales, bars fraudulent or premature sales, and gives the department enforcement powers.
United States — Alaska
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This provision sets notice and access rules for agricultural tenants, bans certain tenant conduct in non-residential rental premises, defines equipment-related terms, and sets penalties for failing to return rental equipment.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter requires state agencies to provide relocation assistance and certain payments to displaced persons, and it lets agencies adopt regulations to run the program.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lets land surveyors enter land for survey work and requires notice, survey records, and monument records in specified situations.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter on emergency residential rent regulation and control was repealed.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter requires a transferor to give a completed written disclosure statement before a residential real property transferee makes a written offer, and it lets a transferee cancel if a disclosure is delivered late.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter limits civil, criminal, and nuisance actions based on noise from sport shooting facilities and private airport facilities, and restricts state or municipal outdoor-noise regulation for facilities exempted from such actions.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for spouses’ community property, including a good-faith duty, limits on unilateral gifts, and requirements for community property agreements and trusts.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter applies only if the property is submitted by recorded declaration, and apartment owners, managers, and boards must follow the chapter’s recording, amendment, maintenance, and expense rules.
United States — Alaska
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Settlement agents must keep escrow money separate, deposit it in a qualifying in-state depository escrow account, and only disburse or record documents when the statute’s funding conditions are met.