SB2353 amends Tennessee law to redefine eligible writings for registration to include agreements and related documents for real or personal estate.
SB2353 modifies Tennessee Code Annotated, Section 66-24-101, to expand the types of writings eligible for registration. It specifies that agreements, notices, affidavits, memoranda, or abstracts related to the conveyance of real or personal estate are now eligible. These documents must include the signatures of all parties and the expiration date of the agreement. This act becomes effective immediately upon becoming law.
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