Colorado § 38-34-106 - When corporate existence expires.

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§ 38-34-106. When corporate existence expires.

When the corporate existence of any corporation having an interest in real property expires and there is an attempted renewal or extension of its corporate existence either within the time provided for by law or thereafter, a conveyance thereafter by such purported corporation vests in the grantee the interest of the former corporation, and where such cases have occurred prior to March 28, 1927, the title or interest so conveyed shall be presumed to have been properly passed to the grantee.

Source: L. 27: p. 607, § 50. CSA: C. 40, § 157. CRS 53: § 118-8-7. C.R.S. 1963: § 118-8-7.

Conveyancing and Evidence of Title

ARTICLE 35

Conveyancing and Recording

PART 1

GENERAL PROVISIONS

38-35-101. Acknowledgments - form - prima facie evidence.

38-35-102. When unacknowledged instruments prima facie evidence.

38-35-103. Acknowledgment before notary.

38-35-104. Acknowledged instruments as evidence.

38-35-105. Foreign instruments, prima facie evidence.

38-35-106. Deeds - acknowledgment, absent or defective - notice - deemed proper, when.

38-35-106.5. Written instruments - information regarding property description.

38-35-107. Recitals in deeds prima facie evidence - when.

38-35-108. Reference to some other instrument affects only the parties thereto.

38-35-109. Instrument may be recorded - validity of unrecorded instruments - liability for fraudulent documents.

38-35-109.5. Recording of instruments conveying real property to public entities.

38-35-110. Lis pendens as notice - issuance of certificate - expiration.

38-35-111. Option to purchase - notice for one year only.

38-35-112. Certificate of death when properly recorded may be admitted as evidence.

38-35-113. Affidavits referring to death, intestacy, heirship, accepted as prima facie evidence.

38-35-114. Actions - parties to be named.

38-35-115. Execution by foreign representative of instrument regarding real estate prior to filing certified copies of order of appointment.

38-35-116. Variances in names in instruments affecting the title to real property.

38-35-117. Mortgages, not a conveyance - lien theory.

38-35-118. Homestead, how conveyed - claimant insane.

38-35-119. Release not a conveyance.

38-35-120. Record of first and last parcels includes intervening parcels.

38-35-121. Conveyance or reservation of a mineral interest - geothermal resources.

38-35-122. Inclusion of street address and assessor information with legal description - effect - validity of recording - interests in property - legislative declaration.

38-35-123. Liens - notice - current address.

38-35-124. Requirements upon satisfaction of indebtedness.

38-35-124.5. Effect of written payoff statement.

38-35-125. Closing and settlement services - disbursement of funds - deceptive trade practice - definitions.

38-35-126. Contract for deed - escrow of tax moneys - written notice.

38-35-127. Unenforceability of prospective residential transfer fee covenants - notice requirements for existing residential transfer fee covenants - written statement of transfer fee payable - affidavit - legislative declaration - definitions.

PART 2

SPURIOUS LIENS AND DOCUMENTS

38-35-201. Definitions.

38-35-202. Recording or filing.

38-35-203. Action to enforce.

38-35-204. Order to show cause.

PART 1

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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