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agricultural contract section; and for each estate or piece of land which may be 

 the object of such contracts a particular record shall be made, which shall likewise 

 be numbered consecutively and in which record the operations under such contract 

 shall be successively recorded and noted. 



X. The registrars shall likewise open in the same manner as those existing in 

 said office index books of estates, of persons, and of contracts of agricultural financing, 

 colonato, and cane grinding separately. The fees received for such purposes shall be 

 entered in the current book of fees received. 



XL The operations to which contracts of agricultural financing, colonato, and 

 cane grinding may give rise are the following: 



A. Entries of presentation of the documents by which such contracts are made 

 and which entries are made in the regular day book of operations kept in the registries 

 of property, having the same period of duration and the same requisites and drawn 

 in the same form as provided for entries and marginal notes by the mortgage law 

 and the regulation for the execution thereof. 



B. Entries of presentation of the applications or orders for the issuance of 

 certifications, which entries shall be made in the regular day book of certifications kept 

 in the registries of property for the same period as that established for the issuance 

 of certifications; and such certification shall be issued containing a literal copy of 

 the part of the entries certifying to the literal insertion of the documents inscribed, 

 or of which cautionary notices have been entered. 



C. Inscriptions and cautionary notices of documents by which rights derived from 

 the aforesaid contracts are constituted, acknowledged, modified, amplified, transferred, 

 encumbered, or extinguished, which entries shall be made in a similar manner to the 

 inscriptions and annotations made in the registries of property, conforming in £0 iar 

 as possible to the models and forms contained in the mortgage regulation, with the 

 difference that instead of a reference to the part of the document which has not been 

 qualified by the registrar a literal copy must be inserted, in order that those who may 

 have interests which entitle them to examine the records may judge for themselves the 

 defects of the document or of the contract, in case there be any, without the legistrar 

 having to set forth a statement to that effect, and that in the case of a private document 

 the date and place of authentication of the signatures and the officer taking such 

 acknowledgments must be expressed. 



D. Annotations of orders issued for the entry of attachments, bills of complaint, 

 incapacities, and all other acts proceeding from court decisions or administrative resolu- 

 tions, in all kinds of actions or proceedings in relation to the aforesaid rights. 



E. Cancellations, which shall always be entered by inscription or annotation, 

 according to the nature of the right to be canceled, either proceeding from a document 

 setting forth the extinction of the right or by mandamus ordering such cancellation. 



F. Marginal notes to the entries in the registry in cases where this is required, 

 and at the foot of the documents, after being entered or noted, in the form provided 

 by the Mortgage Law. 



XII. Reference notes shall be placed in the particular entry of the estates recorded 

 in the registry of property, of all particular entries opened in the special books of the 

 section of agricultural financing contracts, such entries being considered as a continuation 

 of those contained in the registry of property, always provided the estates can be 

 identified. 



XIII. The inscriptions shall be made as far as possible in the order of the respective 

 entries of presentation and shall be numbered consecutively in the particular record 

 opened for each estate in each municipality or section. If the contract covers two 

 or more estates belonging to different registries, they shall be entered in each one, 

 and if two or more estates are covered belonging to different municipalities or sections, 

 corresponding to one and the same registry office, it shall be recorded in the books 

 opened for each municipality or section, always as inscriptions in extenso and not 

 abbreviated. 



