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Other deeds may be recorded, on evidence of due execution.
Originals or copies to be retained in
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29. Any person claiming under a deed or instrument affecting recorded land executed elsewhere than in the office may apply to have the same recorded as to such land, on giving sufficient evidence of the due execution thereof; and when the officer has received such deed or instrument he shall forthwith note the same on the record, and shall retain in court either the original or a counterpart or a copy, made and compared in such manner as the Court may by general rule direct, and under the hand of the grantor; and the original, if handed back to the person entitled thereto, shall be so marked or indorsed by the officer as to show that it has been noted on the record; and so far as relates to the recorded estate or charge thereby affected it shall not be necessary to register any memorial of such deed or instrument in the office for registering deeds in Ireland: Provided always, that the officer may decline to receive and note any deed or instrument which is not made in one of the forms in the schedule hereto, unless a judge has, by fiat indorsed thereon, directed the same to be received and noted.
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