Printable Format58-2319. Assignments, acknowledgment of; name and address of assignee. All assignments of real estate mortgages hereafter made shall be acknowledged by the assignor in the manner provided for the acknowledgment of other instruments affecting the title to real estate, and all such assignments shall clearly set forth the full name of the assignee, together with the assignee's post-office address.
History: L. 1899, ch. 168, § 1; March 15; R.S. 1923, 67-319.
Source or prior law:
L. 1897, ch. 160, § 1.
CASE ANNOTATIONS
1. Act of 1897 held not to impair obligation of contracts. Myers v. Wheelock, 60 K. 747, 57 P. 956.
2. Effect, under act of 1897, of failure to record assignment. Burt v. Moore, 62 K. 536, 64 P. 57.
3. Payor charged with notice of assignment duly recorded. Detwilder v. Heckenlaible, 63 K. 627, 631, 66 P. 653.
4. Recording assignment; review of foreclosure proceeding; effect of repealing statute; no vested right in a rule of evidence. Wheelock v. Myers, 64 K. 47, 51, 67 P. 632.
5. Act no restriction upon transfer of negotiable note and mortgage. Anthony v. Brennan, 74 K. 707, 709, 87 P. 1136.
6. This act held valid. Bank v. Pearce, 76 K. 408, 92 P. 53.
7. Assignment given but not recorded; effect of release by mortgagee. Mayse v. Williams, 77 K. 813, 91 P. 795.
8. Assignment not recorded; second mortgage executed; priority of liens. Middlekauff v. Bell, 111 K. 206, 213, 207 P. 184.
9. Act relates only to assignment of mortgages. Ball v. Oil & Gas Co., 113 K. 763, 216 P. 422.
10. Cited in holding mortgage bond did not constitute assignment of mortgage. Shawnee County Comm'rs v. Cook, 141 K. 677, 681, 42 P.2d 568.