This act refines the definition of real estate ownership in order to simplify property transfer and disputes among creditors and debtors. It includes definitions of terms and requirements for transfer and registration.
This act facilitates legal proceedings in cases where a co-tenants of lots held in common is suing another tenant of the same lot for use or removal of resources.
This act amends prior legislation related to wrecked, derelict, or abandoned goods or property found within five miles of the shore of Saint John County.
This act repeals various past acts regarding the practice of land surveying, and replaces them with new laws regulating land surveyors, including their apprenticeships and credentials. It also defines specific consequences for those who would destroy survey markers.
This act transfers management of church lands to new church trustees due to the death of several trustees, confirming that the lands in question can be used for the benefit of the church.
This act allows for the administrators of the Saint John Church, in Burton Parish, Sunbury County to sell a piece of property in the church's possession.
This act makes provisions for the pursuit of justice through legal means should property be damaged after an individual's death, and for any monetary awards to be added to the individual's estate.