Va. Code Ann. § 43-27.1
When clerk may destroy crop lien agreement and crop lien book
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As of June 1, 2021
Any agreement evidencing a lien on crops required by § 43-27 to be docketed in a clerk's office may be destroyed by such clerk after twenty-four months from the date the same is docketed in his office. Any "Crop Lien Book," together with the index thereto, required by § 43-27 to be kept in a clerk's office, may be destroyed by such clerk after twenty-four months from the date the last entry has been made therein, provided the same is replaced with a similar book and index for the recordation of current liens.
Any agreement evidencing a lien on crops required by § 43-27 to be docketed in a clerk’s office may be destroyed by such clerk after twenty-four months from the date the same is docketed in his office. Any “Crop Lien Book,” together with the index thereto, required by § 43-27 to be kept in a clerk’s office, may be destroyed by such clerk after twenty-four months from the date the last entry has been made therein, provided the same is replaced with a similar book and index for the recordation of current liens.
(1962, c. 109.)
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