The legal document which certifies title to a property.
A signed instrument containing the legal transfer of property.
The legal document that shows title to a property.
A document that transfers the legal title of real estate from one owner to another.
Any duly attested, written document executed under seal and delivered to effect a transfer, bond, or contract, such as a conveyance of real property or interest therein.
A legal document transferring ownership in real estate.
a document in writing, if signed and acknowledged by which an estate or interest in land is transferred from a grantor to a grantee, or donor to a donee if a gift deed.
A document by which a person conveys (tranfers) real property.
A written instrument in which real estate is transferred or conveyed.
Legal document documenting transfer of title from one party to another
A conveyance instrument given to transfer title to real property upon sale.
A document whereby an agreement is made, obligation entered into or property conveyed and is under the seal of the parties in the document.
A legal document that transfers and evidences ownership of the property to the buyer.
A written document that shows ownership of property. A deed includes the signatures of current owners and a legal description of the property. In most cases, the home buyers receive the deed at the closing of the sale, subject to recording in the public record, when they become the true owners of the home. Also known as the Title.
A written document, properly signed and delivered, that conveys land from one owner to another.
The instrument normally used to convey rights in a parcel.
shy; A written instrument used to transfer land ownership. Also, describes the land.
The actual document that proves ownership of a specific property (i.e., real estate). The deed lists the owner(s) of the property.
(Same) A written document that transfers an ownership interest in real estate from a grantor (seller) to a grantee (buyer).
The legal document that is used to transfer the title from one owner to another.
A legal document transferring the title of a property to a new owner.
Certificate of Ownership is the final document prepared by your solicitor, to be signed by the vendor transferring ownership of dwelling to the purchaser. Document is then registered against the title to the property as evidence of ownership.
Document that transfers title, or ownership, from the seller to the buyer.
A docu ment which transfers ownership of title.
A legal document which transfers title.
A written instrument that, when executed, delivered and recorded, authorizes the conveyance of title of real property (as opposed to personal property) from one person to another. Personal property is transferred with a bill of sale.
a legal document by which one person sells land or buildings to another Go back
The instrument that transfers ownership from seller to buyer.
A formal written instrument by which the title of the property is transferred from one owner to another. The deed should contain an accurate description of the property, and it should be signed and witnessed according to the state laws. There are two parties to a deed: the grantor and the grantee.
This is a formal document that is the title to the property when the seller transfers from the seller to the buyer. The deed will include the property description and is given to the buyer on the closing day.
A formal written legal document transferring title or ownership of real estate from the seller to the buyer.
Document by which title to real property is transferred from one owner to another. The deed includes an accurate description of the property being conveyed, is signed and witnessed in accordance with laws of the State in which the property is located, and is delivered to the buyer at closing.
A written instrument in a special form, signed, sealed and delivered, and used to pass the legal title of real property from one person to another.
The instrument used to convey real estate property from one party to another.
a formal written instrument, signed, sealed, and delivered according to law and conveying title to real estate
() A document used to transfer an interest inland from one person to another.
A legal document conveying ownership of property. Should be recorded by the county recorder.
A legal document that describes the property (based on past surveys, official maps, surveyor's landmarks, measured distances, or other references), and states who owns the property. Deeds are public documents, filed with the County Clerk.
A document evidencing ownership of a propert.y (see Title)
This is a legal document, which is signed, sealed and delivered. The transfer of a property can only be made by deed.
A legal "instrument" that conveys the title to a property from seller to buyer.
Written evidence of a legal transaction which has to be signed, sealed and delivered. (see escrow, execution, seal, stamp duty)
Legal document transferring ownership of a piece of property.
The title of ownership to a piece of real estate.
A document that lets you transfer title of your real estate to another person(s). Also see warranty deed and quitclaim deed.
The legal document that establishes and conveys ownership in real property.
An instrument that conveys title when properly executed and delivered.
Legal document describing the real property that is signed, witnessed, and delivered to the buyer from the seller at closing.
A legal document that transfers right of ownership.
The legal instrument which transfers ownership from the seller to the buyer when the loan "closes." Copies of all deeds are in the Hamilton County Registrar's Office.
A recorded document showing ownership of a given property.
a record of the legal transfer of real property (land or building) from one person to another
Ownership interest providing title to your timeshares. Fee simple.
document signed, sealed, and delivered according to the law conveying title to real estate
The legal document transferring the title to real property.
is a written document executed with the necessary formality (Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 s 1).
A legal written document by which title to property is transferred.
A document through which a conveyance of property is effected.
a legal document used to transfer title in real property from one person to another.
A legal document providing title to your timeshare property; gives you your ownership rights. See also: fee simple. (The escritura system in Spain is a deeded system, but deeded timeshare ownership is not legal in the UK and some other countries. See also: club/trust membership.)
Formal written document transferring title to real estate; a new deed is used for each transfer. The deed should contain an accurate description of the property being conveyed, should be signed and witnessed according to the laws of the State where the property is located, and should be delivered to the purchaser at closing day. (See also deed of trust, general warranty deed, quitclaim deed, and special warranty deed.)
The written document which transfers or conveys title to real property from one owner to another.
Document transferring ownership and title of property.
An instrument by which title to real estate is conveyed from one party to another.
A legal document proving that an action has taken or will take place.
A written instrument transferring title to real property from one person to another.
Written instrument that, when properly executed and delivered, conveys title.
A written instrument that, when executed and delivered, conveys title to or an interest in real estate.
A written instrument that conveys title to a real property.
A deed that transfers only the titles or right to a property that the holder of that title has at the time of the transfer. It does not warrant or guarantee a clear title.
The deed is a written document that transfers ownership of real property from seller to buyer.
The document that, when properly executed and delivered, transfers title (ownership) of real property.
A document which, when properly executed and delivered, conveys (transfers) title (ownership) of real property.
The officially recorded document that transfers real estate from one person to another.
is a legal document which gives the purchaser title to the real property. Also called a transfer.
A written conveyance of realty whereby title is transferred from one entity to another and in which the grantor obligates himself, his heirs, etc. to forever defend the grantee, his heirs, etc, against all lawful claims against the title. (Back to Terms list)
Instrument that transfers title from the seller to the buyer.
The legal document conveying ownership to a property.
a legal document evidencing legal rights and obligations.
A legal document which in England and Wales makes it clear that it is intended to be a deed and which, in the case of an individual, is signed in the presence of an attesting witness or, in the case of a corporation, is executed in accordance with company law (s1, Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989). In Scotland, deed has no technical legal meaning, although it is used in practice to describe some documents. These would normally then be executed in accordance with the Requirements of Writing (Scotland) Act 1995.
A written document signed, delivered, and usually recorded, which conveys title of the property from the seller to the borrower.
Legal document containing the record of a transfer of land
Deed In Lieu (of Foreclosure)
A written legal document that describes a piece of property and outlines its boundaries. The seller of a property transfers ownership by delivering the deed to the buyer in exchange for an agreed upon sum of money.
A written instrument duly executed and delivered by which the title to land is transferred from one person to another.
Actually, any one of many conveyance (transferring) or financing instruments, but generally a conveyance instrument, given to pass fee title to property upon sale.
a legal document used to convey title to a property , and a term relating also to documents of financing.
The legal documents relating to property. These will include all matters which relate to the property since it was built.
The document that states ownership of a property.
In law it is a signed, sealed and delivered document to ratify the transfer or conveyance of property.
The document conveying title to real estate.
A written, legal instrument that conveys interest in real property when executed and delivered (e.g. bargain & sale deed, quit claim deed, warranty deed).
This is a legal document that shows who legally owns a property.
A formal document, authenticated by the maker's signature, the signatures of two witnesses, and a proper testing-clause.
A legal document conveying ownership of real property.
The formal written document by which a seller transfers ownership rights in real property to the buyer. It requires an accurate, specific legal description of the property, proper execution by the seller, with witnesses and a notary public, and is delivered at closing.
A legal document which conveys real estate from seller to buyer when properly executed.
Written instrument which, when properly executed and delivered, conveys title.
A written document used to evidence ownership and/or transfer title to real estate
A written instrument which conveys title to real property. Deeds are typically general warranty, special warranty or quit-claim.
The legal document by which legal title to freehold and leasehold property is transferred from the seller to the buyer.
The document signed by the seller transferring ownership of the home to the purchaser. This document is then registered against the title to the property as evidence of the purchaser's ownership of the property.
a legal written document that has been delivered, sealed, and properly executed.A deed involves a grantor and grantee.In a deed, the grantor or person with ownership of a property conveys to the grantee an interest in the property, the title, or some rights to the property in question.
The legal document conveying title to a property.
A signed written document usually proving an agreement between parties.
A conveyance of realty, a writing signed by grantor, whereby title to realty is transferred from one to another.
A written document by which the ownership of land is transferred from one person to another.
A formal written document which is legally binding• Family Court Procedures• Jointly Owned Property• Justices of the Peace
A written document that conveys title to land. After the close of the sale, this document is filed in the county courthouse.
A legal document which is signed by both the vendor and purchaser, transferring ownership. This document is registered as evidence of ownership.
A document by which the ownership of real property is transferred from one party to another.
A signed legal document bearing witness to a legal transaction, such as the purchase or sale of a property.
A formal deed or transfer title of property from one person to another.
A written legal document which signifies a term of ownership of land from one party to another.
A document by which title in real property is transferred from one party to another
Written instrument duly executed and delivered for the purpose of conveying title to real estate.
Legal document that formally conveys ownership of property from seller to buyer.
A document that records a loan that is secured with the property.
The written instrument that conveys a property from the seller to the buyer. The deed is recorded at the local courthouse so that the transfer of ownership is part of the public record.
The legal document that transfers title of the property to the lender.
Actually, any one of many conveyancing or financing instruments, but generally a conveyancing instrument given to pass fee title to the property upon sale.
This is the legal document that gives you title to you vacation property. See also: fee simple. (This system in Spain is a deeded system, but deeded timeshare ownership is not legal in the UK and some other countries like Mexico etc... See also: club/trust membership.)
A proof of ownership to a property.
legal document establishing ownership of land or property
a written document by which title of property is expressed from one party to another.
a written document, properly signed and delivered, that conveys title to real property (see Bargain and sale deed, general warranty deed, quitclaim deed and special warranty deed).
A written, sealed document which transfers title to real estate from one party to another.
This is the legal document detailing title ownership of the property.
This legal document sets out your ownership or title to a property. If a property is mortgaged, the lender will usually hold the deeds to the property.
A written document through which title to the property being sold is transferred.
The legal documents conveying title to a property.
A written instrument under seal by which an estate in real property is conveyed by the grantor to a grantee. The deed may be a full covenant and warranty deed, a bargain and sale deed, or a quit-claim deed.
A legal document, signed by both parties, that transfers ownership.
A legal certificate of ownership
a written, legal instrument that conveys an interest in real property when it is executed and delivered.
A legal instrument that transfers property ownership from one party to another.
The written document by which ownership of real property is established or transferred.
document transfering ownership and title of property.
A document or instrument used to convey, give and or pass ownership of a property upon sale.
A legal instrument transferring title to real property from the seller to the buyer upon the sale of such property.
A document which shows the current legal owner of an interest in real estate and who the owner acquired title from.. The person who transfers the interest is called the "grantor" and the person who acquires the interest is called the "grantee."
The legal document that conveys title to a property.
An instrument that conveys title from one party to another.
The formal written document that transfers the rights of ownership and possession (that is, the title) from the seller to the buyer.
A written document, properly signed and delivered, that conveys title to real property. Common deeds are: Quit Claim Deeds, Warranty Deeds, Trust Deeds and Special Warranty Deeds.
a legal document transferring some type of property.
A written document recorded with the state or local government office which conveys real property.
A document in writing, duly executed and deliver, that conveys title or an interest in real property.
The final document prepared by a lawyer or notary to be signed by the seller and purchaser transferring ownership. This document is then registered against the property as evidence of ownership.
A written instrument by which a property owner "grantor" transfers to a "grantee" an ownership in real property.
A legal document that states an agreement or obligation regarding a property.
a written instrument, signed and delivered and used to convey realty from one interest to another. (see also Quit Claim Deed and Warranty Deed)
A document, which legally transfers ownership of property from one party to another, most commonly related to real property.
A format written instrument by which title to real property is transferred from the one owner to another.
The instrument by which title to property is conveyed from one person to another.
When properly executed and delivered, this document conveys title to real property from the grantor to the grantee.
A legal document that conveys ownership of a property to the lawyer.
The legal instrument showing ownership of a property.
A document, which when executed and delivered, conveys title to or interest in real estate.
The document used to convey title to a property. Usually a grant deed, granting title to the buyer.
A legal document that describes a piece of property and represents ownership of that property.
A written, legal instrument, given to convey title to real property upon sale.
A written instrument that is signed by the owner of real property and conforms to certain formalities specified by state law in order to convey the real property to another person.
A legal document conveying title to real property.
The document used to transfer ownership in a property from seller to buyer.
The Principal Deed and any other Supplementary Deeds that may be registered with the SC from time to time made between the Manager, the Trustee and the Unit Holders of the Fund.
The document that legally transfers the title of a property to the purchaser.
in the most usual Scottish sense, a formal written document in a set form which gives the terms of an agreement, contract or obligation; for practical purposes, any document which isn't a sasine or concerned with the transfer of heritable property
A legal document used for transferring ownership of real property.
A written document transferring owner ship of land from one to another.
A document conveying realty. A writing signed by the grantor, whereby title to realty (real estate) is transferred.
A written instrument for the transfer of real estate, used as an evidence of title to real estate. It must be signed, sealed and delivered.
Legal document containing a description of the real property which is signed, witnessed, and delivered to the buyer from the seller at closing.
A formal written instrument by which title to real property is transferred from one owner to another. Also, "conveyance".
A written document used to convey ones interest in a property to another.
A document indicating the ownership of a property.
The title of property, normally changed from one owner to another at closing. The deed contains information about the property and the location. It is given to the buyer at closing.
A document that transfers the rights of ownership of a property from the seller to the buyer. The document is recorded with the local Register of Deeds.
A legal document that provides evidence of ownership for real estate.
A document that transfers ownership of real estate.
Deed Given To Secure A Debt
A document which is signed, sealed and delivered. Deed of Variation. A legal document which offers the terms of a will after death.
The document that conveys title to real estate.
A document by which a person conveys (transfers) real property. Quitclaim Deed - A deed intended to pass any title, interest, or claim which the grantor may have in the real property, but not professing that such title is valid or containing any warranty for title. Warranty Deed - A deed in which the grantor warrants or guarantees good clear title to the real property.
A deed is the document that conveys title to real property. Before you receive the deed, the title insurance company must receive the mortgage company's payment and your payments for the down payment and closing costs. The title insurance company must also show that the seller holds clear and legal title to the property for which title is being conveyed.
A registered document that serves as evidence of ownership.
of Trust - In many states, this document is used in place of a mortgage to secure the payment of a note.
A properly signed document that conveys title to real property.
A formal written instrument by which title to real property is transferred from one owner to another. The deed should contain an accurate description of the property being conveyed, should be signed and witnessed according to the laws of the State where the property is located, and should be delivered to the purchaser at closing day. There are two parties to a deed: the grantor and the grantee.
A document used to transfer ownership of real property.
Legal document which transfers property ownership.
"A document signed, sealed and delivered, through which an interest, property or right passes." Dukelow
A legal document “signed, sealed and delivered†to effect a transfer of property.
Documentation transferring real estate from one party to another.
A written document that conveys the ownership of real estate from one person or party to another.
Written instrument by which the Ownership of land is transferred from one Party to another.
A written document that conveys or transfers title from one party to another. There are various types of deeds; however, the two most commonly used are warranty and quit claim.
The legal document that conveys ownership of a property.
Generally, a conveyancing instrument given by the seller to pass fee title to property upon sale.
A written document that is properly signed and delivered as an instrument of bond, contract or conveyance, especially relating to property. This document transfers property ownership from the seller to the buyer. The seller signs the deed at closing and the buyer receives a copy. The closing sales professional records the deed with the buyer listed as the new property owner. The buyer's name appears on the deed and it is sent to the buyer after it is recorded.
A signed, sealed and delivered document that ratifies the transfer or conveyance of property.
A written document that transfers ownership of real property from one party to another.
A written instrument that conveys title to or an interest in real estate when properly executed and delivered.
The legal document used to convey title to real property. The deed is the strongest evidence of legal title and therefore should be recorded by the proper legal authority.
A written document by which the ownership of property is transferred from the seller (the grantor) to the buyer (the grantee).
Proof of ownership of land in a Registry System.
An instrument in writing, that when executed and delivered, conveys title.
A document that transfers real estate from one party to another. Officially recorded in government records.
a document that transfers title from one owner to another. the title is transferred to the new home owner as soon as the the escrow holder receives the payoff for the old loan, the new mortgage financing and payments and closing costs.
A legal document in writing, duly signed, sealed and delivered, that conveys title or an interest in real property.
Public document that is signed and ratified by a solicitor. It is later added to the Property Register. The most important deeds are the contract of sale, the mortgage certificate and the declaration of new work.
A written, signed legal document which sets out things to be done. Most often used in the context of real estate where transactions are in writing and signed.
a document with a detailed written description of the property, which convey or transfers title to the buyer at the closing.
An instrument in writing and under seal used for transferring land from one owner to another, an essential requirement of which is that the land be fully described in order that it may be properly identified.
A document which legally transfers title to real property from one entity to another.
The formal contract by which title to real property is transferred from one owner to another. A deed contains an accurate description of the property. It should be signed and witnessed according to the laws of the State where the property is located and should be delivered to the purchaser at closing day. There are two parties to a deed: the grantor and the grantee. (See also deed of trust, general warranty deed, quitclaim deed, and special warranty deed.)
Written document by which an estate or interest in real property is transferred from one person to another. The person who transfers the interest is called the "grantor." The one who acquires the interest is called the "grantee." Examples of deeds are grant deeds, administrators' deeds, executors' deeds, quitclaim deeds, etc. The deed to use depends on the language of the deed, the legal capacity of the grantor and other circumstances.
A legal document whereby title to real estate is transferred from one person to another.
A signed and sealed legal document that is used to transfer a title; typically used for real estate, automobiles, and other larger-scale purchases.
a document that is formally signed, sealed and delivered. Contract under seal and specialty contracts are other names for deeds. Unlike normal contracts they are enforceable even though they are one sided ie the person making the deed does not get any consideration in return. A promise or gift that is not given under a deed and not for any return consideration is not enforceable in law.
The formal written document that transfers the right of ownership and possession (the title) form the seller to the buyer.
A document used to transfer title of real property.
The legal document commonly used to transfer ownership of real estate from one owner to another.
A formal written instrument which serves as proof that title to real property is vested in an individual, group or entity.
a document stating the promise of a person, which is executed with a particular formality to make clear that the person is to be bound by the promise.
A legal document which is 'signed, sealed and delivered' not just signed. This has special significance in law. Title to both freehold and leasehold property can only be transferred by deed.
A document recording change of ownership of real property from one party to another.
A written and signed document setting out the actions that must be carried out or recognitions of the parties towards a certain object. Under older common law, a deed had to be sealed; that is, accompanied not only by a signature but with an impression on wax onto the document. The word deed is also most commonly used in the context of real estate because these transactions must usually be signed and in writing.
The document that conveys ownership of real property. It is evidence of ownership. Most deeds are recorded at the county courthouse. There are several types of deeds.
the document that transfers the legal title of a real estate parcel from the seller (the grantor) to the buyer (the grantee). Normally, the deed is recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in the courthouse of the county where the property is located.
A written conveyance of land signed by the grantor transferring title to the grantee. Assumption Warranty Deed A warranty deed that references an existing mortgage(s) that grantee agrees to become liable thereon. By taking the deed, the grantee agrees to assume the mortgage(s) and become liable on it. Quitclaim Deed A deed to real property conveying whatever title the grantor has to the grantee, but without making any warranties regarding the validity of the title. Special Warranty Deed A deed in which the grantor warrants or covenants only against the claims of persons claiming by, through, or under the grantor. Warranty Deed A warranty deed (often called a general warranty deed) contains certain guarantees or covenants of title by the grantor that the deed conveys a good and unencumbered title and further that the grantor and his heirs will defend the title against all others.
A written contract particularly to transfer ownership of property.
The document prepared by a lawyer or notary containing a detailed description of the property which transfers ownership from the vendor to the purchaser. This document is then registered against the title to the property as evidence of ownership.
A document which transfers ownership of title.
A written instrument by which title to land is conveyed.
A legal document by which property title is transferred from one owner to another.
A document recording an agreement, obligation or conveyance of property formally executed as required by law.
Ownership interest providing title to your property. Fee simple.
A legal instrument in writing, duly executed and delivered, whereby the owner of real estate property (grantor/grantee) some right, title or interest in or to real estate.
is the formal written document which transfers the rights of ownership and possession (i.e. the title) from the Seller to the Buyer. Sometimes the deed is called a title document. It contains a specific, legal description of the property.
a legal record showing the transfer of title for a property from seller to buyer
A written instrument used to record or transfer property ownership. Recording the deed in the land records is notice to the world of who owns the property. The title may be held in several different ways, each of which have substantial legal meaning.
A legal document which affects the transfer of ownership of real estate from the seller to the buyer.
A written document signed, sealed and delivered.
A written instrument that conveys rights or interests in a real property.
A legal document providing title to a timeshare property that gives you your ownership rights. See also: fee simple. This will vary from country to country. In the US this is recorded in the government's offices.
An instrument to convey property from one person to another.
An instrument in writing, duly executed and delivered by the grantor that conveys to the grantee some right or interest in or to real estate.
One of many coveyancing or financing instruments used to transfer title to property upon sale.
A signed document that transfers ownership of property from one party to another. - More details
This legal document demonstrates ownership rights with title to a timeshare property. Once a timeshare property is deeded the owner can bequeath, rent, or sell the timeshare just as an owner can do with traditional real estate properties.
In other jurisdictions, a deed is the title to your property. In B.C. the title is properly called a "Certificate of Indefeasible Title" and referred to commonly as the "Title".
A legal document that transfers some interest in real estate or other property.
A document that names you as the legal holder of the property in question.
A legal document used to transfer the ownership of a property.
The formal written document that transfers real property ownership rights from the seller to the buyer. It contains an accurate, specific legal description of the property and is delivered at the closing.
A deed is the legal document giving title to a property.
A deed is an instrument which transfers ownership from the seller to the buyer upon sale
The legal document used to show title to property
A legal document conveying title to a property.
A legal instrument in writing, duly executed, sealed, and delivered, whereby the owner of real property (grantor) conveys to another (grantee) some right, title, or interest in real estate.
A written instrument transferring a piece of real property.
A legal instrument used to convey interest in a property.
The document by which title to real property is transferred or conveyed from one party to another.
A legal instrument used to transfer title to real property in the eyes of the law.
A certificate which evidences ownership, particularly ownership of real estate.
A document that records and proves that certain listed property is owned by a stated individual or entity.
A formal document including special signing requirements recording an agreement, obligation or conveyance of property.
A document giving the holder the title to property. More generally, any document sealing an agreement, contract, etc. Deeds are used to determine who owned a property at a certain time.
Legal document by which title to the property is transferred from one owner to another. It is signed, witnessed, and delivered to the buyer at transfer. If the property has a mortgage bond, the deed will be delivered to the lender and only given to the purchaser when his/her mortgage bond commitments are completed.
A legal document used in the transfer of title of real property that contains a description of the property, and is signed and witnessed to be delivered to the buyer at closing.
A written instrument that has been signed, sealed and delivered.
a written document by which a person transfers ownership of real property to another. A deed must be properly executed and delivered in order to be effective.
The legal document transferring ownership or title to a property
Legal document by which title to real property is transferred from one owner to another. The deed contains a description of the property, and is signed, witnessed, and delivered to the buyer at closing.
A written document, signed, delivered, and usually recorded, which conveys title to property from one owner to another (see 'Conveyance').
A deed is a written document in which title to real property is transferred from one person to another.
A written document recorded at the Courthouse which conveys real property.
A piece of paper that proves you own property. Deeds can be bought or sold.
the legal document conveying title to the property
A legal instrument in writing which, when executed and delivered, conveys an estate or interest in real estate. (See "General Warranty Deed," "Special Warranty Deed," and "U.S. Marshal's Deed.")
A written document that transfers an ownership interest in real property from a seller (grantor) to a buyer (grantee).
The written document conveying real property. Once recorded at the Courthouse, the original piece of paper is not needed to convey title in the future.
the mortgage deed details in full the mortgage agreement between the lender and the borrower.
A deed is a written instrument that transfers the title of property from one person to another. The two most common types of deeds are general warranty deeds and quitclaim deeds.
A document in writing, which is signed, sealed and delivered by the parties thereto, to prove and testify the agreement of the parties whose deed it is, to the things contained in the deed.
A document executed with the necessary formalities to make it into a deed.
A legal document describing a property and its boundaries.
a formal written instrument which transfers the right, title or interest of one owner to another without providing a warranty or guarantee of title. If the former owner owns clear title to the property, all the interest is transferred; if the former owner owns no interest in the property, no interest is transferred.
A document that provides title to property and is filed with a country recorder.
A legal document that transfers ownership (title) of a property. Whoever holds the deed on a home is the legal owner (or holds title). Before the closing date, however, the lender requires a title search to prove that the seller really owns the property you're about to buy. You receive the original deed in the mail after it's recorded at the county courthouse. You need to make sure this happens since it's proof that you own the home. A grant deed is the most common type of deed used to transfer title.
Legal document which conveys the title to a property.
A legal document that conveys (transfers) ownership of a property to a buyer.
Document that shows ownership in real property. Default Anytime the borrower is in not compliance with the terms of the loan. For example a late payment is a default
A legal document which transfers ownership of a property from one party to another.
A signed, written instrument that conveys title to real property.
A written document, of various forms, by which title to real estate is transferred from one party to another. (Grantor = Seller, Grantee = Buyer) Examples are Warranty Deed, Quit Claim Deed, Personal Representative’s Deed, Trustee Deed, Condominium Deed, etc.
Legal document for conveyance of land from owner to new owner. (See Water Right Deed).
An instrument used in conveying title to real property. The most common forms are Warranty and Quit Claim deeds. A warranty deed is where an owner warrants that he/she holds good title to the property, in contrast to a quit claim deed where the owner conveys whatever title he/she has to the new owner without any warranting of title. Generally, a Warranty Deed is given to a purchaser in an arm's length real estate transaction in Connecticut. Easement An encumbrance on a piece of property which provides a third party the right to use a part of the property for a particular purpose, for example, a right of way for a driveway. Encumbrance Any restriction on a piece of property which affects the owner's absolute title to the property. An example of an encumbrance is a mortgage or a lien. An encumbrance may not affect the marketability of title in that an encumbrance may be acceptable, such as an easement for driveway purposes.
A legal document that conveys title to a property.
A legal document that conveys ownership (title) of a real estate property.
a legal document transferring ownership of property; private land records generally maintained at the county level.
A written instrument signed and witnessed by two persons by which one person conveys title of land to another. While more commonly used to convey title to real property, it may also by used to convey title to personal property. (See also Warranty Deed)
A conveyance of real property transferring title from the grantor to the grantee. Instrument, release, assignment.
Instrument giving ownership of property.
transfer of ownership of property.
legal document confirming who owns a property.
Written document transferring title to land from one person to another.
Deed of Trust Deed Restriction
Only in relatively rare circumstances is a deed required to complete a transaction. In a commercial situation the most common use is where a variation or concession is made without the other party giving anything in return. A deed is enforceable regardless of the legal requirements for contracts such as the need for consideration. Where a deed is necessary, there are special requirements for a company wishing to enter into such an arrangement which may either involve use of the company or the signature of two directors or a director and a company secretary.
The document that proves you own the property. It will also show any land boundaries.
A written legal document which purports to transfer ownership of land from one party to another.
A legal document which, instead of being merely signed, is 'signed, sealed and delivered'. Property can only be transferred by a deed. Title Deeds are those relating to the property's ownership.
Document that transfers title to property from one private party to another
A legal document to convey title of a property from the owner to another.
A legal document that conveys title to real property.
the document that transfers ownership of a property.
legal document that transfers ownership of real property from one person to another.
The legal document used to determine and transfer ownership of a piece of property.
Legal document by which an owner transfers the title, or ownership rights, to real property to a new owner.
A legally binding document that has been signed, sealed, witnessed and delivered and that sets out the terms of and confirms an agreement between two or more parties.
a formal, written agreement transferring title of a real estate property from one person to another
Generally, an instrument given to pass fee title or easement to property that has to be recorded with the County Recorder.
A formal written document which is legally binding Related links: Jointly Owned Property Justices of the Peace
An instrument in writing, duly executed and delivered, that conveys title or an interest in real property.
A written document that transfers ownership of property from one owner to another. A deed contains an accurate description of the property and is signed and witnessed according to the laws of the state in which the property is located.
A written agreement which traditionally is 'signed, sealed and delivered'. A deed, unlike a contract, does not require consideration to be binding.
the legal document of title to a property
A type of conveyance, a written instrument to transfer title to real property from one party to another
The official document that transfers ownership to the buyer. A deed contains a legal description of the property.
It is a written instrument which, when properly executed, delivered, and accepted, conveys title to real property from the grantor to the grantee.
The document that, when recorded with your local government, determines ownership of a property. Transferred from seller to buyer at closing.
a written legal document describing a piece of property and setting out the boundaries of that property
A document identifying legal ownership of real estate, and used to transfer it from a seller to a buyer.
A deed is a legal instrument used to grant a right. The deed is best known as the method of transferring title to real estate from one person to another, often using a description of its "metes and bounds." However, by the general definition, powers of attorney, commissions, patents, and even diplomas conferring academic degrees are also deeds.