North Carolina H360 establishes criminal penalties for fraudulent instruments and provides expedited relief for victims.
North Carolina H360 creates additional criminal penalties for certain fraudulent instruments, establishes a form of expedited relief for victims of fraudulent instruments, and modifies statutes affecting the recording of deeds and other instruments. The bill includes provisions for the expedited relief filing and memorandum of possible fraud, and it outlines penalties for providing false information. It also mandates that the register of deeds or clerk of superior court record and cross-index a court's order finding an instrument to be false. The act is effective from specified dates in 2025.
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