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Kansas Statutes > Chapter 58 > Article 22 - Conveyances Of Land
Written by Steven Daily, LawServer Attorney-Editor
Last Updated April 18, 2010
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Chapter 58
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§ 58-2201
Who deemed seized and possessed of lands
§ 58-2202
Term "heirs" not necessary to estate in fee simple; what shall pass in conveyance of real estate
§ 58-2203
Form of warranty deed
§ 58-2204
Form of quitclaim deed
§ 58-2205
How conveyances executed and acknowledged
§ 58-2206
Corporation conveyances executed prior to 1887 validated
§ 58-2207
Title acquired after conveyance passes to grantee, when
§ 58-2208
Adverse possession; interest may be conveyed notwithstanding
§ 58-2209
Conveyance of real estate; signature required
§ 58-2210
Creation of trusts or powers, how executed
§ 58-2211
Acknowledgment of instrument relating to real estate
§ 58-2214
Unacknowledged deed; proof of execution and delivery
§ 58-2215
Same; before whom proof made
§ 58-2216
Same; certificate, contents
§ 58-2217
How certificates must be given
§ 58-2218
False statement and certificate; penalty
§ 58-2219
Subpoena of witnesses
§ 58-2221
Recordation of instruments conveying or affecting real estate; duties of register of deeds
§ 58-2222
Same; filing imparts notice
§ 58-2223
Same; unrecorded instrument valid only between parties having actual notice
§ 58-2224
Recordation of instruments, papers or documents; making of photographic or microphotographed copies deemed recording and record books, when
§ 58-2228
Validity of instruments acknowledged in other states
§ 58-2229
Instruments as evidence
§ 58-2230
Same; certified copies as evidence, when; authenticated copies from other states; recordation
§ 58-2231
Instruments recorded prior to 1868 as notice
§ 58-2232
Certificate, record or transcript not conclusive evidence
§ 58-2233
Previous acts not invalidated
§ 58-2234
Validation of acknowledgments made by register of deeds
§ 58-2235
Record of defective instruments made prior to 1887 as notice
§ 58-2236
Record of defective instruments made prior to 1901 as notice
§ 58-2237
Certain defective instruments validated after being on record ten years; instrument, record or copy as evidence
§ 58-2238
Escheats of alien's property to state forfeited, when
§ 58-2239
County clerk to keep transfer record; separate records for tax-exempt lands
§ 58-2240
Furnishing of information on transfer record to appraiser
§ 58-2241
Duty of register of deeds to enter instruments on transfer record
§ 58-2242a
Decree or judgment changing ownership or title to real estate; entry upon transfer records
§ 58-2247
Title by adverse possession of land for public park
§ 58-2248
Recording title to lands patented by state to railroads
§ 58-2249
Protection of bona fide purchasers of Indian land
§ 58-2252
Validating defective assignments and releases of trust deeds
§ 58-2253
Action to set aside defective assignment or releases of trust deeds or to foreclose; time limit
§ 58-2254
Time for bringing actions to enforce claims and liens filed in register of deed's office; exception
§ 58-2255
Validating certain defective and irregular guardians' deeds recorded prior to March 2, 1888
§ 58-2255a
Validating certain defective and irregular guardians' deeds recorded after March 1, 1888, and prior to April 1, 1919
§ 58-2256
Failure to return to owners certain instruments pertaining to real estate; demand
§ 58-2257
Instruments pertaining to real estate; failure to return to owners; remedies
§ 58-2258
Records of deeds destroyed by fire in Elk county; validation; time for presenting proof of invalidity
§ 58-2259
Recorded deeds executed pursuant to district or probate court proceedings in Dickinson county prior to January 17, 1882, validated; time for attacking
§ 58-2260
Validating certain Riley county probate court recorded deeds and instruments executed prior to July 12, 1951; time for attacking
§ 58-2261
Same; validating certain recorded judgments or orders rendered prior to July 12, 1951; time for attacking
§ 58-2262
Validating certain proceedings prior to January 1, 1948, and certain deeds recorded prior to July 1, 1948; time for attacking
§ 58-2263
Validating certain instruments recorded prior to January 1, 1944
§ 58-2264
Insurance charges other than premiums on insurance written in connection with transactions unlawful
§ 58-2265
Same; instrument requiring insurance; disclosure of insurance information
§ 58-2266
Same; definitions
§ 58-2267
Same; construction of act
§ 58-2268
Same; penalties for violations
§ 58-2269
Validation of certain deeds executed to convey certain real estate purchased by county in tax foreclosure actions and later sold by county
§ 58-2271
Abandoned pipeline easements; release, failure to file, remedy
§ 58-2272
Instruments conveying interest involving wind resources and technologies
§ 58-2273
Instruments purporting to cover mineral or royalty rights not owned by grantor; "mother hubbard" or other cover-all clauses
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