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Senate concurs in House amendment to bill on recording judgments
Summary
The Senate concurred in a House amendment to second substitute Senate Bill 121, a technical change to ensure judgments on real property are recorded correctly; concurrence passed by a reported 27–0 vote (2 absent) and the bill will be returned to the House.
The Utah Senate voted to concur in a House amendment to second substitute Senate Bill 121 concerning the recording of judgments on real property. Senator Mansell described the change as a "minor change" to make sure that judgments "got recorded in the right way" and moved that the Senate concur in the House amendment.
The presiding officer called for the final roll call, and the Senate reported a result of 27 ayes, no nays, and 2 absent. The Senate clerk recorded that the bill will be returned to the House for consideration and signature.
The amendment was presented by the conference or committee process as a technical fix to recording procedures rather than a substantive policy shift.
Next step: the bill will be returned to the House for signatures and enrollment.
