Any deed executed and acknowledged by a trustee for a married man or woman with a mental disability, appointed pursuant to the provisions of § 104 or § 105 of this title, shall be as valid and effectual to bar and divest the right of dower or curtesy of the spouse with a mental disability, in case he or she survives, as if he or she had been legally capable and had in fact executed and acknowledged such deed. Any such deed, or the record thereof, shall be competent evidence in all the courts of this State.
Structure Delaware Code
Subchapter I. General Provisions
§ 101. Transfer of title to real estate by deed.
§ 102. Effect of deeds by married women.
§ 103. Circumstances under which wife may bar her dower without husband being a party.
§ 104. Trustee for wife with a mental disability; barring of dower.
§ 105. Trustee for husband with a mental disability; barring of curtesy.
§ 106. Effect of deed executed by trustee for spouse with a mental disability.
§ 107. Conveyance of real estate by married woman deserted without just cause.
§ 108. Deeds and other instruments executed by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation.
§ 109. Defeasance or contract for reconveyance; recording; acknowledgment or proof.
§ 110. Certificates of notaries public; validity [Effective until Aug. 1, 2023].
§ 110. Certificates of notaries public; validity [Effective Aug. 1, 2023].