Code of Virginia § 13.1-1067 - (Effective until November 1, 2006) Property title records

13.1-1067. (Effective until November 1, 2006) Property title records.

A. Whenever by (i) amendment to the articles of organization pursuant to 13.1-1014, (ii) certificate of correction of the application for registrationof a foreign limited liability company pursuant to 13.1-1055, (iii)conversion of a general partnership or limited partnership to a limitedliability company pursuant to 13.1-1010.1, (iv) conversion of a corporationto a limited liability company where otherwise permitted by law, or (v)domestication of a non-United States entity as a limited liability companypursuant to 13.1-1010.3, the name of any domestic or foreign limitedliability company is changed or a general or limited partnership, corporationor non-United States entity is converted to limited liability company form,the clerk of the Commission, upon request, shall issue a certificate thatrecites the change of name or conversion. The certificate may be admitted torecord in the deed books, in accordance with 17.1-227, of any court'soffice within the jurisdiction of which any property of the limited liabilitycompany is located in order to maintain the continuity of title records. Theperson filing the certificate shall pay a fee of $10 to the clerk of thecourt, but no tax shall be due thereon.

B. Whenever by merger of a domestic or foreign limited liability company withone or more domestic or foreign limited liability companies, partnerships,limited partnerships, corporations, business trusts or other entitiespursuant to Article 13 ( 13.1-1070 et seq.) of Chapter 12 of this title orto the laws of a foreign jurisdiction, or by conversion of any entity to aforeign limited liability company pursuant to the laws of a foreignjurisdiction, a domestic or foreign limited liability company succeeds to theownership of or any interest in real estate, and when such domestic orforeign limited liability company furnishes the Commission with a certificateof merger issued by the Commission or a similar certificate of merger orconversion issued by any competent authority of the jurisdiction under whichany such foreign limited liability company is organized, the clerk of theCommission, upon request, shall issue a certificate that recites thesuccession to ownership of or interest in real estate. The certificate may beadmitted to record in the deed books, in accordance with 17.1-227, of anyrecording office within the jurisdiction of which any property of the limitedliability company is located in order to maintain the continuity of titlerecords. The person filing the certificate shall pay a fee of $10 to theclerk of the court, but no tax shall be due thereon.

(1991, c. 168; 1992, cc. 574, 575; 1993, c. 113; 1996, c. 282; 1997, c. 190;2001, c. 548; 2003, c. 340.)

13.1-1067. (Effective November 1, 2006) Property title records.

A. Whenever by (i) amendment to the articles of organization pursuant to 13.1-1014, (ii) certificate of correction of the application for registrationof a foreign limited liability company pursuant to 13.1-1055, (iii)conversion of a general partnership or limited partnership to a limitedliability company pursuant to 13.1-1010.1, (iv) conversion of a corporationto a limited liability company where otherwise permitted by law, (v)domestication of a non-United States entity as a limited liability companypursuant to 13.1-1010.3, or (vi) domestication of a foreign limitedliability company pursuant to Article 14 ( 13.1-1074 et seq.) of Chapter 12of this title, the name of any domestic or foreign limited liability companyis changed or a general or limited partnership, corporation, foreign limitedliability company, or non-United States entity is converted to ordomesticated in limited liability company form, the clerk of the Commission,upon request, shall issue a certificate that recites the change of name,conversion, or domestication. The certificate may be admitted to record inthe deed books, in accordance with 17.1-227, of any court's office withinthe jurisdiction of which any property of the limited liability company islocated in order to maintain the continuity of title records. The personfiling the certificate shall pay a fee of $10 to the clerk of the court, butno tax shall be due thereon.

B. Whenever by merger of a domestic or foreign limited liability company withone or more domestic or foreign limited liability companies, partnerships,limited partnerships, corporations, business trusts or other entitiespursuant to Article 13 ( 13.1-1070 et seq.) of Chapter 12 of this title orto the laws of a foreign jurisdiction, or by conversion of any entity to aforeign limited liability company pursuant to the laws of a foreignjurisdiction, a domestic or foreign limited liability company succeeds to theownership of or any interest in real estate, and when such domestic orforeign limited liability company furnishes the Commission with a certificateof merger issued by the Commission or a similar certificate of merger orconversion issued by any competent authority of the jurisdiction under whichany such foreign limited liability company is organized, the clerk of theCommission, upon request, shall issue a certificate that recites thesuccession to ownership of or interest in real estate. The certificate may beadmitted to record in the deed books, in accordance with 17.1-227, of anyrecording office within the jurisdiction of which any property of the limitedliability company is located in order to maintain the continuity of titlerecords. The person filing the certificate shall pay a fee of $10 to theclerk of the court, but no tax shall be due thereon.

(1991, c. 168; 1992, cc. 574, 575; 1993, c. 113; 1996, c. 282; 1997, c. 190;2001, c. 548; 2003, c. 340; 2006, c. 912.)

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