§ 8883 Deed Validity Evidence

• •If the board signs a paper (deed) saying they own a piece of land, it’s assumed to be true unless proven wrong.
• •The paper is proof that the new owner (grantee) now owns the land described in it.
• •This rule makes it easier to trust land ownership papers without checking everything.

The board signs a paper saying they sold a park to the city.

That paper is enough to show the city now owns the park, even if someone later questions it.