Pennsylvania Act 1846-100 — RECORDING OF DEEDS - SUPPLEMENT

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RECORDING OF DEEDS - SUPPLEMENT
                 Act of Mar. 14, 1846, P.L. 124, No. 100              Cl. 68
                               A SUPPLEMENT

     To existing laws in relation to recording of deeds.

        Section 1.  Patents and official deeds
        All patents granted by the Commonwealth, and all deeds of
     sheriffs, coroners, marshals and treasurers; and all deeds made
     in pursuance of a decree of any court, being duly acknowledged,
     may be recorded in the office for recording deeds in the county
     where the lands lie, and the records thereof, or duly certified
     copies thereof, shall be evidence in all cases where the
     original deeds or patents would be evidence; and where any of
     the deeds aforesaid have heretofore been recorded in the office
     for recording deeds in the county where the lands lie, or in the
     office of the Prothonotaries of the several courts of the city
     and county of Philadelphia, the records thereof, or duly
     certified copies thereof, shall be as good evidence as if the
     same had been recorded under the provisions of this act.  1846,
     March 14, P.L. 124, sec. 1.