County offices  are powerless without state law change

When someone files a deed for a property they don’t actually own with the office of Mecklenburg County Register of Deeds David Granberry, there’s nothing Granberry can do to stop it. Granberry could know the deed is not legit, that the claim for the house is false. Still, his office doesn’t have the power to reject ...

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Officials struggle to wash hands  of dirty deeds

County offices  are powerless without state law change

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Officials struggle to wash hands of dirty deeds

County offices are powerless without state law change