ProfDale Property Video 42 - Recording Acts (Part I)

[@dawokboisgabaguys2324]

Absolute masterclass. Thank you ProfDale

[@MasonMitchell52]

Thank you, Professor Dale, online law school is tough and this is an excellent supplement.

[@profdalespropertyvideos185]

Mason - you're right, remote learning is pretty challenging.. I'm glad the videos are helping. - ProfDale

[@craigf.5602]

I really appreciate your videos as a layman. I'm in California. I have been in Probate litigation on multiple real properties while between my mother and me. My siblings challenged titles and deeds and her trust while she is alive "incapacitated" 94 with Dementia (Alziemer). Attorneys out here seem to work together for their own interests on both sides. I am Pro Per or Pro Se. I applied this study to my situations and on 10-01-2021 Judge gave his Tenative Ruling in favor of me on 4 separate parcels 100 percent based on Real Estste law in California. Trial has been 3 years taking 2 because of COVID-19. Others are still pending. Thank you Professor for these recordings. Without them, I had no hope or understanding. Godbless sir 🙏 and Your family

[@chipo746]

Prof Dale, do you do any tutoring for American law students in property? would pay!

[@profdalespropertyvideos185]

Chip - sorry I can't help, but I have too many other commitments and not enough time. - Dale

[@chipo746]

ProDale, does the shelter rule apply to a notice jurisdiction or just a race-notice JDX?

[@profdalespropertyvideos185]

It definitely applies in both types of jurisdictions. Once a subsequent purchaser has qualified under the recording act (whichever type it is), that subsequent purchaser can convey good title to people who themselves would not qualify.