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Code · Connecticut · Title 47 — Land and Land Titles · CHAPTER 821* — Land Titles

Sec. 47-28. Admissibility of award of arbitrators as evidence.

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No award of arbitrators, made since May 20, 1841, purporting to decide the title to real estate, shall be admissible as evidence thereof, unless the submission of the parties to such arbitration is executed, attested and acknowledged as deeds of lands, nor unless such award is in writing and under the hands and seals of the arbitrators; and such submission and award shall not be effectual against any persons but the parties to the same and their heirs, unless recorded by the town clerk of the town where such estate is situated.
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