§ 1213 Recorded Property Conveyance Notice
This law says that when someone records a deed or property agreement, it puts everyone on notice about what’s in it, even if they haven’t actually read it.
A buyer wants to purchase a house that was sold last year. The seller’s deed was recorded in another county, but the buyer checks the county where the house is and finds the recorded deed there.
Because the deed was recorded, the buyer is legally considered to know what’s in it, so they can’t later claim they didn’t know about a restriction on the property.
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§ 1213 Recorded Property Conveyance Notice
Last verified: January 9, 2026