Tennessee § 66-32-103 - Nature of time-share estates — Recordation.
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§ 66-32-103. Nature of time-share estates — Recordation.
A “time-share estate” is an estate in real property and has the character and incidents of an estate in fee simple at common law or estate for years, if a leasehold, except as expressly modified by this part. This shall supersede any contrary rule at common law. Each time-share estate constitutes for purposes of title a separate estate or interest in property except for real property tax purposes. A document transferring or encumbering a time-share estate in real property may not be rejected for recordation because of the nature or duration of that estate or interest. Acts 1981, ch. 372, §§ 3, 4; T.C.A., §§ 64-3203, 64-3204.
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