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Deutsche Bank v. Arrington
No. 140978Supreme Court of Virginia
140978 Deutsche Bank v. Arrington 06/04/2015 Code § 55-52, which codifies the doctrine of after-acquired title, only applies between the parties to a deed and does not affect the rights of third parties or inf…
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140978 Deutsche Bank v. Arrington 06/04/2015 Code § 55-52, which codifies the doctrine of after-acquired title, only applies betw…
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140978 Deutsche Bank v. Arrington 06/04/2015 Code § 55-52, which codifies the doctrine of after-acquired title, only applies between the parties to a deed and does not affect the rights of third parties or influence the relative priority of their interests. Code § 55-96(A) governs questions of priority between deeds, and an individual who obtains a deed of trust pursuant to a court order to secure the payment of court-ordered obligations is a lien creditor for purposes of Code § 55-96(A). It is also held that a deed of trust recorded outside a lien creditor's chain of title is not "duly admitted to record," and therefore is void as to such lien creditor. The judgment of the circuit court is…
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