Mississippi Code § 91-27-25

Effect of subsequent conveyance on transfer-on-death deed
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An otherwise valid transfer-on-death deed is void as to any interest in real property that is conveyed by the transferor during the transferor's lifetime after the transfer-on-death deed is executed and recorded if: (1) A valid instrument conveying the interest is recorded in the official records of the chancery clerk of the same county in which the transfer-on-death deed is recorded; and (2) The recording of the instrument occurs before the transferor's death. Added by Laws, 2020, ch. 406, SB 2851,§ 13, eff. 7/1/2020.
An otherwise valid transfer-on-death deed is void as to any interest in real property that is conveyed by the transferor during the transferor's lifetime after the transfer-on-death deed is executed and recorded if: (1) A valid instrument conveying the interest is recorded in the official records of the chancery clerk of the same county in which the transfer-on-death deed is recorded; and (2) The recording of the instrument occurs before the transferor's death. Added by Laws, 2020, ch. 406, SB 2851,§ 13, eff. 7/1/2020.
An otherwise valid transfer-on-death deed is void as to any interest in real property that is conveyed by the transferor during the transferor's lifetime after the transfer-on-death deed is executed and recorded if: (1) A valid instrument conveying the interest is recorded in the official records of the chancery clerk of the same county in which the transfer-on-death deed is recorded; and (2) The recording of the instrument occurs before the transferor's death. Added by Laws, 2020, ch. 406, SB 2851,§ 13, eff. 7/1/2020.
An otherwise valid transfer-on-death deed is void as to any interest in real property that is conveyed by the transferor during the transferor's lifetime after the transfer-on-death deed is executed and recorded if:
(1) A valid instrument conveying the interest is recorded in the official records of the chancery clerk of the same county in which the transfer-on-death deed is recorded; and
(2) The recording of the instrument occurs before the transferor's death.

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