Justice O’Connor, Concurring
| Topic: Federalism* | Court vote: 9–0 | |
| Note: No other Justices joined this opinion. | ||
| Citation: 462 U.S. 406 | Docket: 82–342 | Audio: Listen to this case's oral arguments at Oyez |
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Opinion
JUSTICE O'CONNOR, concurring in part and concurring in the judgment.
I join the opinion of the Court except to the extent that it might be read to suggest this Court's endorsement of the view that one who makes a reasonably diligent effort to record will obtain the protections ordinarily reserved for recorded interests. I would express no opinion on that question, for it is not before us, and has not been addressed in brief or in argument or, indeed, in the statute.
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