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    • District of Columbia Code
    • Title 42 - Real Property
    • Chapter 4 - Deed Effective and Recordation Dates
    • § 42–406. First recorded deed preferred

    District of Columbia Code
    Chapter 4 - Deed Effective and Recordation Dates
    § 42–406. First recorded deed preferred

    When 2 or more deeds of the same property are made to bona fide purchasers for value without notice, the deed or deeds which are first recorded according to law shall be preferred.
    (Mar. 3, 1901, 31 Stat. 1268, ch. 854, § 500.)
    1981 Ed., § 45-802.
    1973 Ed., § 45-502.

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    Structure District of Columbia Code

    District of Columbia Code

    Title 42 - Real Property

    Chapter 4 - Deed Effective and Recordation Dates

    § 42–401. Effective date of deeds; exception

    § 42–402. Defective grants recorded before April 27, 1994

    § 42–403. Defective grants recorded on or after the effective date of the Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts Amendment Act of 2022

    § 42–404. Failures in formal requisites of an instrument

    § 42–405. Notice of address and name change

    § 42–406. First recorded deed preferred

    § 42–407. Instrument not properly executed or acknowledged not recordable

    § 42–408. Record of conveyance by infant or infant trustee as evidence

    § 42–409. Bonds and contracts relating to land recordable

    § 42–410. Map or plat of subdivisions not recordable

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