county recording/registering - nature of grant of instrument to county, state, etc.
this topic has been on my mind recently and i still don't have closure.
when we 'record' and/or 'register' an instrument with the county recorder and/or register/registrar, is there an assumption that we are granting the instrument and the substance thereof to the county and/or state and/or "United States"?"
it seems to me that all such recordings/registrations are grants in trust, but absent any express intent to the contrary, are we not granting the county/state/'U. S." right at title to said instrument/substance on general deposit? does county/state/"U. S." then assume beneficiary interest therein, whereas the grantor is deemed to accept trusteeship?
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creating a public record not the issue at hand - assignment of interest is
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Originally Posted by
EZrhythm
Open web page publishing also constitutes a public record.
many thanks ag maniac and EZrhythm for the responses, however i was looking to initiate a discussion of the nature of any recording/registration and not how to go about doing it.
again, i appreciate the data provided.
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