Florida Code — 695
Browse 28 sections in division 695 of the Florida code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 695.01. Conveyances and liens to be recorded.
- § 695.015. Conveyances by law between governmental agencies, recording.
- § 695.02. Blank or master form of instruments may be recorded.
- § 695.03. Acknowledgment and proof; validation of certain acknowledgments; legalization or authentication before foreign officials.
- § 695.031. Affidavits and acknowledgments by members of armed forces and their spouses.
- § 695.032. Provisions not applicable to transactions under chapter 679, Uniform Commercial Code.
- § 695.04. Requirements of certificate.
- § 695.05. Certain defects cured as to acknowledgments and witnesses.
- § 695.06. Certain irregularities as to venue validated.
- § 695.07. Use of scrawl as seal.
- § 695.08. Prior use of scrawl as seal.
- § 695.09. Identity of grantor.
- § 695.10. Proof by others.
- § 695.11. Instruments deemed to be recorded from time of filing.
- § 695.12. Imperfect record.
- § 695.13. Want of certificate of record.
- § 695.14. Unsigned certificate of record.
- § 695.15. Recording conveyances lost by fire.
- § 695.16. When mortgage or lien is destroyed.
- § 695.17. United States deeds and patents may be recorded.
- § 695.18. Indorsement by clerk.
- § 695.19. Certified copies of recorded instruments may be recorded.
- § 695.20. Unperformed contracts of record.
- § 695.22. Daily schedule of deeds and conveyances filed for record to be furnished property appraiser.
- § 695.25. Short form of acknowledgment.
- § 695.26. Requirements for recording instruments affecting real property.
- § 695.27. Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act.
- § 695.28. Validity of recorded electronic documents.