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MN ABSTRACTING EXAM CHAPTER 9 STUDY
GUIDE 2026 | PRACTICE EXERCISES & DETAILED
EXPLANATIONS




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386.071 - Documents Misfiled The county recorder may reasonably rely on the
affirmative representation of the party presenting
instruments for filing as to whether the land
described in the instruments or any part of it is
registered or unregistered. A party who requests
that misfiled instruments be refiled with the registrar
is responsible for paying any additional fees
required to properly file any instrument misfiled
because of an incorrect representation and, if
applicable, to enter a new certificate of title.

, 386.144 Abstract Records as Prima The record of such transcript shall be prima facie
Facie Evidence evidence of the facts therein set forth, and of the
contents of the original instruments so transcribed
and recorded, and a certified copy of such record
shall be admissible in evidence in all the courts of
this state.
Note: Prima facile means the the document is
presumed correct unless evidence is brought
forward proving otherwise.


386.31 Consecutive Numbering in Each county recorder shall endorse plainly upon
Reception Book each instrument received for record as soon as
received a number consecutive, to the extent
practicable, to the number affixed to the instrument
next previously received and enter such number as
a part of the entry relating to such instrument in all
the indexes kept in the office and on the margin of
the record of the instrument, and such number shall
be prima facie evidence of priority of registration. If
more than one instrument shall be received at the
same time, by mail or other like enclosure, the
recorder shall affix such number in the order
directed by the sender; if no direction be given,
then in the order in which the instruments actually
come to the recorder.

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