SB2782 amends Hawaii notary public laws to void fraudulent notarial acts and allow title holders to suspend recording of instruments.
SB2782 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to address fraudulent notarial acts and the recording of real property instruments. The bill adds provisions allowing the bureau of conveyances to void recorded deeds containing fraudulent notarial acts or seals. It also allows title holders to suspend the recording of written instruments affecting their property title, except for liens or judgments, until the suspension is lifted. This suspension automatically ends if the property is foreclosed upon.
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