The abstracts, books, copies, minutes, and extracts, when so placed in the county clerk and recorder's office, shall be deemed notice of all deeds, mortgages, agreements in writing, powers of attorney, and other written instruments affecting or pertaining to the title of real estate, or any interest therein, appearing thereby to have been executed and recorded prior to the destruction of such records, in like manner and to the same intent as the records so destroyed. Nothing in this part 1 shall impair the effect of said destroyed records as notice.
Source: L. 1889: p. 306, § 7. R.S. 08: § 5275. C.L. § 5032. CSA: C. 135, § 7. CRS 53: § 113-1-7. C.R.S. 1963: § 113-1-7.
Structure Colorado Code
Part 1 - Restoration and Evidence
§ 24-72-101. Records Destroyed - Certified Copies Rerecorded
§ 24-72-102. District Court to Restore Destroyed Records
§ 24-72-103. Costs and Expenses of Proceeding
§ 24-72-104. Purchase Abstracts
§ 24-72-105. Abstract Books Part of Records - Evidence
§ 24-72-106. Abstract Books - Use - Presumptions
§ 24-72-107. Abstract Books, When Notice
§ 24-72-108. Jurisdiction of Courts to Make Inquiry
§ 24-72-109. Special Commissioners - Fees
§ 24-72-110. Evidence Admissible, When - Charges
§ 24-72-111. Originals Destroyed, Prior Abstracts as Evidence
§ 24-72-112. Public Records Free to Servicemen
§ 24-72-113. Limit on Retention of Passive Surveillance Records - Definition