Section 35-4-73 Recitation of Marital Status of Grantor or Vendor Required; Probate Judge Not Liable for Good Faith Error; False Recitation a Misdemeanor.
A probate judge may record a land conveyance only if it includes the grantor’s or vendor’s marital status, and good-faith mistakes by the judge are not punishable. Knowingly making a false marital-status recitation is a misdemeanor.
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Section 35-4-73 Recitation of Marital Status of Grantor or Vendor Required; Probate Judge Not Liable for Good Faith Error; False Recitation a Misdemeanor.
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