Register of Deeds
REGISTER OF DEEDS
The designation, in certain jurisdictions, of the public officers who record documents that establish ownership of property, mortgages, and other instruments that relate to real property in official record books provided and maintained for such purpose.
Registers of deeds are also known as recorders of deeds.
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