Wis. Stat. § 703.095
Modification and correction of recorded condominium instruments, amendments, and addenda
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Current — January 1, 2021
As of January 1, 2003
A recorded condominium instrument, amendment or addendum may only be modified by recording an amendment, addendum or correction instrument, or by removal from the provisions of this chapter under s. 703.28 (1) . The register of deeds may not record a correction instrument if it does not refer to the instrument being corrected and may not record amendments and addenda unless they are numbered consecutively and bear the name of the condominium as it appears in the declaration.
(1) Modifications. A recorded condominium instrument, amendment, or addendum may be modified only by recording an amendment, addendum, or correction instrument, or by removal from the provisions of this chapter under s. 703.28 (1) .
(2) Requirements. The register of deeds may record an amendment, addendum, or correction instrument only if the document complies with s. 703.065 , if applicable, and satisfies all of the following criteria:
(a) It refers to the condominium instrument, amendment, or addendum being modified or corrected, including the document number assigned to the document being modified, and if volume and page numbers are assigned to the document being modified or corrected, the volume and page where the document is recorded.
(b) It is numbered consecutively and states that it is an amendment and restatement of the condominium instrument being modified or corrected.
(c) It identifies all units in the condominium.
(d) It clearly states the changes being made to the condominium instrument, amendment, or addendum it is modifying or correcting.
(3) Correction instrument. A correction instrument may be used only to correct a scrivener error on a condominium plat, including erroneous distances, angles, directions, bearings, chords, building or unit numbers, and street names.
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