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15 Cards in this Set
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quitclaim deed
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deed that conveys an individual's property rights to another but has none of the covenants of the warranty deed
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range line
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a feature of government rectangular survey that separates townships by east and west
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recording statutes
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state laws requirin documents that convey an interest in real property to be placed in the public records in order to be binding on the public
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reliction
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receding water line that leaves dry land to be added to an adjacent landowner's property
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section
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a specifically surveyed and identified square mile within the framework of the rectangular survey system
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special warranty deed
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identical to a general warranty deed except that the covenant against encumbrances applies only to the time that the grantor owned the property
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statute of frauds
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provision adopted by all states requiring that all deeds, long term leases and mortgages must be in writing to be enforceable. derives from the original Statute of Frauds on 1677
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testate
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conveyance of real property upo the death of a property owner in accordance with a will
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tier line
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a feature of government rectangular survey that serves to number townships south or north form the baseline
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title abstract
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the compilation of all documents summarizing the chain of title into a chronological volume and then given to an attorney for final interpretation
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title abstract with attorney's opinion
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traditional evidence of title
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title insurance
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insurance paying monetary damages for loss of property from unexpected superior leegal claims or for litigation to protect title. Deemed superior to the traditional abstract with opinion since it offers insurance, in addition
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title insurance commitment
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a commitment to issue a title insurance policy
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title search
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the task of examining the evidence of title in the public records
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torrens certificate
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a rarely used means of providing evidence of title
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