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(When a debt secured) by a Deed of Trust has been satisfied, paid in full the lender or legal holder of the note, (who has received payment or satisfaction of the debt, must satisfy the record by a formal deed of release). Tennessee Statute 66-25-101
This form is executed by the Lender/holder of the note for a full release of a Deed of Trust.
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