In General
This is Article 1 of the Code of Virginia, titled “In General.” It is part of Title 55, titled “Property And Conveyances.” It is part of Chapter 6, titled “Recordation Of Documents.” It’s comprised of the following 13 sections.
- § 55-106
- When and where writings admitted to record
- § 55-106.1
- Recording and indexing of certain documents showing changes of names
- § 55-106.2
- Presumption that writings admitted to record are in proper form
- § 55-106.3
- Repealed
- § 55-106.4
- Deed of real estate investment trust
- § 55-106.5
- When clerk may refuse document to be recorded
- § 55-107
- Power of attorney, where recorded
- § 55-108
- Standards for writings to be docketed or recorded
- § 55-109
- When original of writing once recorded is lost, how copy admitted to record elsewhere
- § 55-109.1
- Certifications of recordation upon counterparts of certain instruments and subsequent recordation in other cities and counties
- § 55-110
- Recordation of copy of lost deed previously recorded in what is now West Virginia
- § 55-111
- Writings not duly acknowledged copied for preservation
- § 55-112
- Continuing in force acts establishing Torrens system