The recorded description of the property that is on file at the county courthouse of the county where the land is located.

A legally acceptable description of real estate including metes and bounds, government rectangular survey, or lot numbers of a recorded plat. All property deeds have a legal description.

A statement identifying land by a system prescribed by law. (See also lot and block system, metes and bounds description and rectangular survey system.)

a statement that has within it a delineation of the land that identifies that property in a way that is created by the law or approved by the law.

A description of real property being conveyed stated in legal terms. Typically stated as a lot or tract, metes and bounds, or US Government Survey type of legal description.

The text based description of a parcel of land, originating out of the Dominion Land Survey and subsequent plans registered through the Chief Surveyorâ€(tm)s Office.

A legally acceptable description of real property to locate it on the ground. Usually accomplished by government surveys, metes and bounds or recorded maps (lot and block numbers).

A descriptive account of a parcel of land which sufficiently locates a parcel of land.

a statement that serves to identify the location and boundaries of a parcel of land.

The description of a property that is used to identify its exact location

a precise description of real property by government survey, metes and bounds, or lot numbers of a recorded plat

A property description, recognized by law, adequate enough to locate and identify the property without oral testimony.

Precise description of a parcel of real property. The three main types of descriptions are metes and bounds, rectangular survey, and recorded plat.

A legally acknowledged representation of property.

A method of describing land for registration or other purposes.

Legally acceptable identification of real property by Survey or Metes and Bounds.

Technical description of property boundaries found on a deed.

A detailed description of real property. Such must be complete enough that a particular parcel of land can be located and identified.

Is the primary identifier of the property being appraised.

a definite, written description by which property can be located.

A real estate legal description is a formal description that identifies a specific piece of real property from all others. This document shows the precise location of the property and its dimensions.

A statement in words or codes identifying land for all purposes of law.

Describes the location of the property which has been recorded at the county.

The means to identify the exact boundaries of a property. A surveyor will use the recorded plat method, metes and bounds method, or the government survey method to describe real property.

This section describes the property taxed. If you sold the property, please forward the tax bill to the new owner.

A unique description of a parcel of real estate that is detailed and specific enough for a surveyor to locate and identify the property.

legal terms to identify a piece of land, usually referred to as Section, Block, and Lot.

Description of land that complies with government surveys to identify a specific parcel so its boundaries cannot be mistaken.

A more specific method of describing a property outside of it's street number and name. Usually involves lot numbers, phase and subdivision for more accurate identification to ensure that the right property is being transferred at the time of sale.

A description of a property recognized by a court of law.

An expanded and unique description of a property that is used on legal documents, such as deeds and deeds of trust. Recorded documents generally require a legal description.

A description of real estate sufficient to allow a competent surveyor to locate the property on the ground.

A description of a specific parcel of real estate complete enough for an independent surveyor to locate and identify it. The description is by subdivision name, lot and block in a platted subdivision, by certified survey map and lot number, or in unplatted lands, it is identified according to the town, range, section and quarter section and metes and bounds associated with the Public Land Survey System or Private Claims or Government Lots.

A property description which by law is sufficient to locate and identify the parcel of real property.

The portion of the property record that defines a parcel's boundaries and its location in Palm Beach County for Tax Roll purposes only.

A written description by which property can be located by reference to government surveys or approved recorded maps.

Description of real property, as used in legal documents in contrast to a street address by which the property is commonly known. Legal descriptions usually refer to recorded maps, surveys, or other public documents.

A description of real property by government survey; metes and bounds; or reference to recorded lot, block and tract.

The description of the property as documented by the County Recorder. Usually identifies physical location in terms of tract and lot.

A highly specific description recognized by law, based on government surveys, that identifies the exact boundaries of an entire piece of land.

A written description definitely describing the property and acceptable for registration.

a method of describing a particular parcel of land in such a way that it uniquely describes the particular parcel and no other. A legal description may be a simple reference to a lot as shown on a subdivision plat, or be described by metes and bounds. To be adequate, it should be sufficient to locate the property without oral testimony.

(2) the Township, Range, Section and typically quarter/quarter section location.

a description of land identifying the real estate for all purposes of law; an exact description enabling the real estate to be located and identified.

A property description, recognized by law, using a government rectangular survey, metes and bounds, or a plat map to sufficiently locate and identify a property.

A description of a propertyâ€(tm)s location that, for legal purposes, does not require oral testimony.

The surveyed geographical identification of a parcel of land

A geographical description identifying a parcel of land by government survey, metes and bounds, or lot numbers of a recorded plat including a description of any portion thereof that is subject to an easement or reservation.

A description of a specific parcel of real estate complete enough for an independent surveyor to locate and identify it. ( See government survey system , lot and block system , metes and bounds system)

The description of a parcel of land, identifiable by metes and bounds, or designated as a Lot and/or Block number.

A written statement used to identify or describe a property that satisfies a court of law.

A description of a piece of real estate that is drafted according to legal requirements and which clearly and adequately establishes the identity of the property so described. Found in most instruments for registration on title to land.

Description of real property as recorded in the Land Title Office (not the street address).

A description of real property sufficient to locate it on the ground by reference to surveys or approved recorded maps.

A method of describing a parcel of real estate that is recognized by law. Property can be legally described by (a) Lot, Block, and Subdivision (also called maps and plats or recorded map); (b) Government Survey (also called Township and Range or Rectangular Survey Systems); or (c) Metes and Bounds.

a description of property, which can be recognized by law and by which the property can be located by reference to recorded maps.

Description by which property can be definitely located on the ground by reference to government surveys or approved recorded maps; sometimes referred to simply as the legal.

A specific identification of a parcel of land, given by reference to public maps, plats, or other recorded information, by which one can specifically and exactly define the boundaries and limits of the property.

The description of a piece of property, identifying its specific location in terms established by the municipality or other jurisdiction in which the property resides. Often related in specific distances from a known landmark or intersection.

A specific description of the location of a parcel of land. The description specifies the boundaries around the land.

A description of a piece of property as set out by the county appraisal district. Said description by which a property can be definitely located referring to government surveys.

The recorded identification of real property which includes either lot and block number, metes and bounds, or a government rectangular survey.

A propertyâ€(tm)s description recognized by law and itâ€(tm)s sufficient to locate and identify the property.

Official definition of the boundaries of a parcel of real estate that is on file at the county recorder's office.

The geographic position of a property.

A description or Real Property sufficient to locate it by reference to Government Surveys or recorded maps.

A property description recognized by law which is sufficient to locate and identify the property. A typical legal description will identify the recording district where the land is located.

A method of geographically identifying a parcel of land that is acceptable in a court of law.

A specific way of identifying and locating a piece of real estate that is acceptable to a court.

A description of land recognized by law, based on government surveys, spelling out the exact boundaries of the entire piece of land. It should so thoroughly identify a parcel of land that it cannot be confused with any other.

A formal description of real property used to locate it on government surveys or recorded maps. Usually the legal description can be found at the County Recorder's office or equivalent.

A description of a specific parcel of real estate which is acceptable to the courts in that state, and which allows an independent surveyor to locate and identify it. Usually it uses one of the following methods: government survey, metes and bounds or recorded plat (lot and block number).

That description of a real property parcel sufficient to identify that parcel uniquely without oral testimony.

A description by which property can be definitely and accurately located by reference to surveys or recorded maps.

A technical description of a plot of land that is legally recognized and used in contracts.

A description of the property (usually written by a surveyor). It must be exact and sufficient in itself for the purpose of identifying and locating the property.

Precise, detailed description of a property that identifies it as being unique. Cannot simply be an address and is often acquired through a survey.

A property description which is recognized by law and provides sufficient information to locate and identify the subject property.

A description of land that identifies the real estate according to a system established or approved by law; an exact description that enables the real estate to be located and identified.

A property description sufficient to locate and identify the property. Legal descriptions are found on loan applications, appraisals, real estate contracts, mortgages, surveys, and deeds.

A way of identifying a piece of property in writing that is acceptable to a court.

A method of geographically locating a piece or parcel of land, which is acceptable in a court of law.

Descriptive statement identifying the location and boundaries of a parcel of land.

A way to define a specific parcel of land.

A description which is complete enough that an independent surveyor could locate and identify a specific piece of real property.

A description recognized by law which is sufficient to locate and identify the property without oral testimony. Often called the "Legal." A description recognized by law; a description by which property can be definitely located.

A series of boundary lines on the earth's surface.

A property description by which the property can definitely be located. It may be a reference to government surveys, or located on approved recorded maps.

A statement containing a designation by which land is identified according to a system set up by law or approved by law.

Identification of property by a system set up or approved by law, e.g., Lot 22, Block 338, Flatrock subd., City of Egg Harbor.

A written description by which property can be located, definitely.

A legal property description that is sufficient to locate and identify the property without verbal testimony.

A property description, recognized by law, that is sufficient to locate and identify the property without oral testimony.

method of geographically describing the location of a property that is acceptable in a court of law.

The land description recognized by law; The description by which property can be definitely located by reference to government surveys or approved recorded maps.