Utah § 38-9-304 - Civil liability -- Damages.

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§ 38-9-304. Civil liability -- Damages.

Effective 5/13/2014
38-9-304.  Civil liability -- Damages.
(1) If, under Section 38-9-303, a court finds that a recorded nonconsensual common law document is unenforceable, the document sponsor of the nonconsensual common law document is liable to each affected person for any actual damages proximately caused by recording the nonconsensual common law document, costs, and reasonable attorney fees.
(2) A person who is liable under Subsection (1) for a nonconsensual common law document is jointly and severally liable with each other person who is liable for the nonconsensual common law document.


Enacted by Chapter 114, 2014 General Session

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