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Sec[Section] 1. Be it enacted by the people of the state of Illinois represented in the General Assembly That the Auditor of Public Accounts shall be, and he is hereby authorized to make
patents to the assignees of purchasers of lands within the Gallatin Saline reserve, in the same manner as he is now required to make out patents to purchasers of lands,
and conveying the same title to the assignees, as the assignees would before their
assignment have been entitled to receive.
Sec. 2nd That hereafter, all certificates of the purchase of land within the saline reserve, all certificates, and other evidences of title to real estate issued or granted
by any county commissioners court[,] its commissioner[,] or agent ^or any saline, school[,] or canal commissioner^ or issued or granted by any Sheriff to the purchaser of real estate upon execution,
shall be assignable by endorsement, thereon, under the hand and seal of the assigner,
acknowledged or proven, and recorded as deeds are now required to be by law, so as
to vest in the assignee, all the title to the property described in such certificate
or other evidence of title, which the assigner had in said property at the time of
the assignment
Sec 3rd All assignments heretofore bona fida made, of any such certificate or evidence of title, shall be deemed and taken as
good and sufficient to pass the estate of the assigner in the premises described in
such certificate or evidence of title.
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A Bill for an act to enable proprietors of real estate under certificates to assign the same.
A Bill for an act to enable proprietors of real estate under certificates to assign the same.
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1Daniel Wood introduced HB 51 in the House of Representatives on December 21, 1835. The House referred it to the Committee on the Judiciary.
The Committee on the Judiciary reported back the bill on December 23 without amendment,
recommending its passage. On December 29, the House referred the bill to a select
committee. The select committee reported back the bill on December 30 with an amendment,
in which the House concurred. The House passed the bill as amended. On January 14,
1836, the Senate referred the bill to the Committee on the Judiciary. The Committee on the Judiciary
reported back the bill on January 15 without amendment. The Senate did not read the
bill a third time.
Illinois House Journal. 1835. 9th G. A., 2nd sess., 42, 114, 133, 166, 176-77;
Illinois Senate Journal. 1835. 9th G. A., 2nd sess., 134, 228, 243, 253.
Handwritten Document, 2 page(s), Folder 50, HB 51, GA Session: 9-2,
Illinois State Archives (Springfield, IL) ,