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Acknowledgment

A formal declaration to a public official (notary) buy a person who has signed an instrument that states that the signing was voluntary. App

Appurtenance

Those rights and improvements that belong to and pass with the transfer of real property, but are not necessarily a part of the actual property.

Bundle of rights

An ownership concept, describing all the legal rights that attach to the ownership of real property.

Easement

Interest owned by one person in the land of another person.

Estate

A legal interest in land, defines the nature, degree, extent, and duration of a persons ownership in land.

Trade fixture

Personal property affixed to leased property by the tenant for business purposes, that may be removed by tenant upon termination of the lease.

Riparian

The rights of a land owner, whose land is next to a natural watercourse to reasonable use of whatever water flows past the property.

Freehold estate

And estate in real property, which continues for an indefinite period of time.

Embellishments

Annual crops produced for sale by tenant farmers.

Personal property

Anything movable that is not real property.

Littoral

Land, bordering a lake, ocean or sea

Fixture

Personal property that has become affixed to real estate.

Real property

Land, anything affixed to the land, anything appurtenant to the land, or anything, immovable by law.

Severally

Ownership of real property by one person or entity

Chattel

Personal property.

Less than freehold estate

A leasehold estate; considered to exist for a definite period of time or for successive periods of time until termination.

Life estate

An estate that is limited in duration to the life of its owner, or the some other chosen person

Title

Evidence of land ownership.

Constructive notice

Notice given by recording a document, or taking possession of the property.

Quiet enjoyment

The right to peace without aggravation by others.