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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 146-44

Card index system for grants

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As of June 1, 2021
The Secretary of State shall install in his office a card index system for grants, and every warrant, plot, and survey that can be found shall be encased in separate envelopes. Each card and envelope shall show substantially the following:
The Secretary of State shall install in his office a card index system for grants, and every warrant, plot, and survey that can be found shall be encased in separate envelopes. Each card and envelope shall show substantially the following:
________________________ County _______________________________________ Acres Name _________________________________________________________________________ Grant No. __________________ Issued __________________________________________ Grant Book __________________ Page ___________________________________________ Entry No. __________________ Entered _________________________________________ File No. _____________________________________________________________________ Location _____________________________________________________________________ Remarks _____________________________________________________________________
County Acres Name Grant No. Issued Grant Book Page Entry No. Entered File No. Location Remarks
Such grant books as are old and falling to pieces shall be recopied, and whenever any part of the record of a grant is partly gone or destroyed the Secretary of State shall restore same, if he can do so with accuracy from the description in the plot and survey upon which the grant was issued and original record made.
Such grant books as are old and falling to pieces shall be recopied, and whenever any part of the record of a grant is partly gone or destroyed the Secretary of State shall restore same, if he can do so with accuracy from the description in the plot and survey upon which the grant was issued and original record made.
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