The Register of Deeds is an
electable position. The duties of this position can vary slightly from
municipality to municipality and state to state. South Carolina register of
deeds falls under the common law system. Lexington County possesses land
records dating back to 1839.
The scope of the register of deeds
(sometimes called the recorder of deeds) is to document deeds, mortgages, mortgage
satisfactions, powers of attorney, mechanic liens, tax liens, plats, universal
commercial code filings, and other real property transactions. Then the
documents are made for public access.
The importance of this position is
to ensure accurate records of real property and make the information available
to the public. This information is critical to the public and information
should be as accurate as possible. Many aspects of society rely heavily on the
information provided by the register of deeds. Examples are but not limited to
contractors, Tax assessors, Real estate agents, sub contractors, real estate attorneys,
probate courts, civil courts, land developers, and building inspectors. It is also a valuable service in preserving
historic record of real property.
The register of deeds is a crucial
part of our govt. and why the people are chosen to elect this person opposed to
being appointed. Lexington County election and registration adheres to the 1976
SC code of laws, Title 7. If you have any questions on the election process and
where to vote or how to vote, the information and resources you need are
provided by the Lexington county website or this attached link. http://www.lex-co.com/departments/RegistrationAndElections/documents/voteFAQ.pdf
As with any electable position, informed
voters are the best voters to ensure our govt. is working to the best of its
ability. Remember to vote. www.VoteAprilMcIver.com
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