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South Dakota uses which type of recording system?

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C) Race-notice recording system

South Dakota uses a race-notice recording system. Under SDCL 43-28-17, a later purchaser must take in good faith for value and have the conveyance first duly recorded to prevail over a prior unrecorded conveyance. That means both no notice/good faith and first recording matter.

Answer Options
A
Race recording system
B
Notice recording system
C
Race-notice recording system
D
Torrens system exclusively

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Related Topics:

constructive-noticeactual-noticebona-fide-purchaserrecording-priority

Key Terms:

race-noticerecording systemSDCL 43-28-17bona fide purchaserrecord first

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