Section 11Part 0 —
Records to be sufficient evidence
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Subject to this Act, the records of any letters patent enrolled and the records of any deed duly executed and proved or acknowledged and recorded in accordance with this Act, and the record of any last will and testament duly executed according to law and proved shall at all times be deemed sufficient evidence of the several persons' titles to any estate or interest in land claimed thereunder, and the same shall be read and allowed in every court within these Islands as if the original patent, deed, conveyance or will were actually produced, proved and read in such court.