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Oct 18, 2017 notarized deeds forgery property law civil law supreme court evidence

Upholding Notarized Deeds: Supreme Court on Authenticity and Forgery in Property Sales

The Supreme Court affirms that notarized deeds enjoy a presumption of authenticity, and forgery claims require clear and convincing evidence to overturn them.

Oct 30, 2009 deed of sale notarized document presumption of authenticity fraud property registration

Deed of Sale Presumed Valid Absent Clear Proof of Fraud

Supreme Court clarifies that notarized deeds of sale enjoy presumption of authenticity; challengers must present clear and convincing evidence of fraud.