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Session Laws, 1969
Volume 692, Page 137   View pdf image
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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                          137

(c) When Notice of Intention of Preserve May Be Recorded.

An initial notice may be recorded not less than twenty-seven years

nor more than thirty years, after the possibility of reverter or right
of entry was created, provided, however, if the date
when such pos-

sibility of reverter or right of entry was created was more than

twenty-seven years prior to July 1, 1969, the notice may be re-

corded within three years after such date. A renewal notice may be

recorded after the expiration of twenty-seven years and before the

expiration of thirty years from the date of recording of such initial

notice, and shall be effective for a period of thirty years from the

recording of such renewal notice. In like manner, further renewal

notices may be recorded after the expiration of twenty-seven years

and before the expiration of thirty years from the date of recording

of the last preceding renewal notice.

(C) WHEN NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PRESERVE MAY
BE RECORDED.

(1)  AS TO A POSSIBILITY OF REVERTER OR RIGHT OF
ENTRY CREATED BEFORE JULY 1, 1899. IF THE POSSI-
BILITY OF REVERTER OR RIGHT OF ENTRY WAS CREATED
BEFORE JULY 1, 1899, THE INITIAL NOTICE MAY BE RE-
CORDED WITHIN THREE YEARS AFTER JULY 1, 1969.

(2)  AS TO A POSSIBILITY OF REVERTER OR RIGHT OF
ENTRY CREATED BETWEEN JULY 1, 1899 AND JUNE 30,
1969, INCLUSIVE. IF THE DATE WHEN THE POSSIBILITY
OF REVERTER OR RIGHT OF ENTRY WAS CREATED WAS
BETWEEN JULY 1, 1899 AND JUNE 30, 1969, INCLUSIVE, THE
INITIAL NOTICE MAY BE RECORDED NOT LESS THAN
SEVENTY YEARS NOR MORE THAN SEVENTY-THREE
YEARS AFTER THE DATE OF SUCH CREATION.

(3)  RENEWAL NOTICES. A RENEWAL NOTICE MAY BE
RECORDED AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF TWENTY-SEVEN
YEARS AND BEFORE THE EXPIRATION OF THIRTY FROM
THE DATE OF RECORDING OF SUCH INITIAL NOTICE, AND
SHALL BE EFFECTIVE FOR A PERIOD OF THIRTY YEARS
FROM THE RECORDING OF SUCH RENEWAL NOTICE. IN
LIKE MANNER, FURTHER RENEWAL NOTICES MAY BE
RECORDED AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF TWENTY-SEVEN
YEARS AND BEFORE THE EXPIRATION OF THIRTY YEARS
FROM THE DATE OF RECORDING OF THE LAST PRECED-
ING RENEWAL NOTICE.

(d) Applications of this Section.Section 144 shall apply to all
possibilities of reverter and rights of entry limited on estates of fee
simple, existing before July 1, 1969.

145.

Limitations of Period Within Which Actions May Be Brought
and Land Recovered By Reason of Termination of Determinable Fee
Simple Estates or Upon Happening of Condition Subsequent.
No
person shall commence an action for the recovery of lands, nor make
an entry thereon, by re