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Code · Utah · Title 70D — Financial Institution Mortgage Financing Regulation Act · Chapter 4

70D-4-201. Scope.

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Effective 5/7/2025
70D-4-201. Scope.
(1)Except as provided in Subsection (3), this chapter applies to a mortgage modification.
(2)This chapter does not affect the following law of this state:
(a)law governing the required content of a mortgage;
(b)a statute of limitations or other law governing the expiration or termination of a right to enforce an obligation or a mortgage;
(c)a recording statute;
(d)a statute governing the priority of a tax lien or other governmental lien;
(e)a statute of frauds; or
(f)except as provided in Subsection 70D-4-301(2)(h) , law governing the priority of a future advance.
(3)This chapter does not apply to:
(a)a release of, or addition to, property encumbered by a mortgage;
(b)a release of, addition of, or other change in an obligor; or
(c)an assignment or other transfer of a mortgage or an obligation.
Enacted by Chapter 482 , 2025 General Session
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