Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-05-09


recorder enters statement on the register OF
the amount, nature of encumbrnnce date Of
Hing, and its file number and also note on the
instrument the volume and page OF the register
the same entries must appear on the certih-
cate OF title the recorder then enters q nota-
tion OF the facts on the alphabetical indexes
and must take and preserve the post offce ad-
| dress OF all parties interested. The encum-
brance is not recorded unless the party fling
same requests 1t to be done; II recorded the
party owning the mortgage, etc. may take the
original otherwise the recorder keeps the
mortgage in his possession.
| B. II the owner OF such mortgage desires to
sell or assign the same or any part thereof he
must indorse on the original, properly aclSnowl-
| edged, the assignment, which IL transferring
| part must state what part Is assigned and state
| whether the part transferred is given priority
| or rank equally with the remaining part the
| assignment is then filed with the recorder with
the instrument held by the assgnor, the re-
corder upon being satisfied shall enter said as
signment on the register and also upon the in
strument as a statement OF the amount, date OF
transfer name OF transferee, how to rank and
| file number and volume, and page of register
NO assignment is to take effect until filed and
the recorder shall file and preserve the assign
ment II the transferee desires q copy OF the
assignment the recorder shall make certified
copy Of same which shall contain names and
| post ofice address of all parties interested,
upon the payment of the fee for said copy.
JUDGMENTS AND LIENS
!. No Judgment or decree OF court shall be o
lien on registered land or any estate therein
until certificate is filed by clerk OF court
stating amount OF Judgment or claim, names OF
parties, plaintiff and defendant, volume and
| page OF the journal, or q certified copy OF judg
ment or other action of court stating the facts,
Is filed in the recorders office and memorial OF
same is entered by the recorder upon the page
OF register where the land Is registered.
2 NO statutory lien or other lien shall affect
registered land until memorial is entered on
the register by the recorder.
B. When registered land Is levied upon, or
seized by virtue of any writ OF attachment,
execution, or other process 1t shall be the duty
OF officer making such levy forthwith to file
with the recorder certificate of the fact OF
such levy, stating court where issued number
OF case parties to the suit amount of claim
exact date of attachment etc., which is forth
with entered by the recorder on the register
No levy, attachment, ETC., shall operate as q
lien on registered land until said certificate Is
entered on the register by the recorder.
4. Transcripts for lien from docket OF a JUS
tice OF the peace or mayor filed in the clerks
Office for lien. The party filing same is re-
quired to notify the clerk whether the land
upon which the lien is sought is registered, and
II registered the clerk issues certificate OF
such transcript or lien which said party must
file with the recorder, who shall enter same on
register and no linn shall attach to registered
land until such certificate is filed with the re-
corder.
8. No pending suit in any court affecting reg
istered land shall operate as lien on regis
tered land until q certificate of same under
seal of clerk of court is filed with the recorder
who must enter same on the register.
Assignees, executors administrators, master
commissioners, and receivers are required by
the act to make application for register of any
} land of which they have control
Powers and attorney and trust deeds Affect
Ing registered land must be recorded and no
tation made on register showing volume and
page of record, where recorded, and nature of
trust, etc.
Holders of tax certificates on registered land
shall forthwith present same to the recorder
3 who shall make the proper entries upon the
= register.
= Tax deedsof registered land must be filed
r with the recorder within 90 days after date and
have thereon an order of court stating that said
= deed may be registered.
:, ASSURANCE FUND.
Upon the first registration Of registered land
there shall be paid to the recorder one-tenth of
d per cent of the tax value of the land for the
= purpose of an assurance fund of the land which
the recorder shall pay over to the county treas
n urer on the first Monday of each month. The
g treasurer is required to invest this fund in
bonds other like securities for the benefit
of said fund. This fund is to be used for the
o protection Of persons deprived of their rights,
r etc., in the land as is required in the law
l. There shall be no action against this fund be-
e yond 10 years.
d registration; for examining and registering
: transfer. $3.50; for filing mortgage and max
J., ing memorials, indeXing filing names and ad-
= dresses of parties interested, % cents for each
# certificate showing condition of register, $l5O;
o for cancellation of any memorial, 10 cents; for
r filing first registration papers, 10 cents. All
other fees are the same as are now allowed.
The act takes effect September 1, 1896, but
: no application can be filed until the second
r Monday of January, 1897.
n n IS n hSt NJ tf,a
c law to explain many of the details as regards
@ assignees, receivers estates, ETC., the object
" being to give general idea to the public how
II ! land is conveyed by the law and the more inn
: portant effects of the same 1t should be noted
that the recorders land register is the princi-
S pal book kept by the recorder and the title
e passes subject to such encumbranceS as are
= thereon shown. The other books that the re-
a corder is required to keep that would interest
y the general public are the tract indexes, alpha
=, betical indexes, and record of surveys. II
II is optional with land owners to accept or not
+ the TorrenS system, except in the case of
= estates, assignments, etc. Abstracts are not
= done way with. but in many instances would
be required by the court. The general impress
-, sion of the public is that the system is very
u simple but by reading the law carefully one
@ may readily see that it would require consider
@ able time for the recorder to make out the nee
h essary papers and notations as required by
is law. The transfer of land and certificates OF
title can be consummated in a few minutes
time. AS regards the recorder his work is
multiplied ten fold and the fees he gets are
'r no more than he now receives. The keeping OF
~ % sroe tnueaeS as reauIret a IN Une law w VII IN
q surveying before the recorder can make
"a up index that would be of any use to the
" Bublic. The survey of the Western Reserve 1.
r much more incomplete and indefinite than tht
s. surveys of Congress lands which are laid ou
In in sections and quarter-sections and would bl
rs nicely handled as regard to tract indexes bu
ID when we have tracts containing thousanC
acres and no subdivisions OF the same anC
l. many pieces that have no definite boundaries
~ IL is an open question to whether the Torren
s. system be successfully and intelligentlJ
re carried with reference to these tracts
IN +. T. PYLE, Recorder.
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