Tenn. Code Ann. § 55-3-129

Reissue of cancelled certificate of title to manufactured home

Year: 2026Length: 274 words
If the legal owner of a manufactured home, and the real property to which the manufactured home has become affixed, desires a cancelled certificate of title to be reissued, the legal owner shall: (1) Reapply for a new certificate pursuant to this chapter; (2) Provide an abstract of land title showing legal ownership of the manufactured home and real property along with any mortgages recorded upon the real property; (3) For every lienholder listed on the abstract of land title, provide a lien release as to the manufactured home or lienor's statement that such lien is to be recorded on the face of the certificate of title for the manufactured home; and (4) Pay the required fee for the certificate of title for the manufactured home or for each component unit. Acts 2003, ch. 76, § 6. If the legal owner of a manufactured home, and the real property to which the manufactured home has become affixed, desires a cancelled certificate of title to be reissued, the legal owner shall: (1) Reapply for a new certificate pursuant to this chapter; (2) Provide an abstract of land title showing legal ownership of the manufactured home and real property along with any mortgages recorded upon the real property; (3) For every lienholder listed on the abstract of land title, provide a lien release as to the manufactured home or lienor's statement that such lien is to be recorded on the face of the certificate of title for the manufactured home; and (4) Pay the required fee for the certificate of title for the manufactured home or for each component unit. Acts 2003, ch. 76, § 6.
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