A deed that is evidence of the release of a property from a lien.
a document that is signed by a claimant acknowledging that an offer of compensation has been accepted and that no future claims can be made against the Commonwealth in relation to the particular claim
a legal document used for the settlement of legal action such as a dispute over termination of employment or redundancy. Generally the deed will state that the person executing it releases and discharges the other party from all other actions, suits, claims, demands, costs and other liabilities of any nature arising out of or in connection with the disputed matter.
A document signed by the lender stating that the mortgage has been paid in full. The deed of release is traditionally filed in the county records.
A deed of release is a legal instrument given by lien holders, mortgagees, or remaindermen to surrender their claim to a property.
The deed, which releases property or a portion of it, upon satisfaction of a mortgage or other debt.
A legal instrument signed by lien claimants or mortgagees which gives up their claim to the property. See Discharge and Quit Claim Deed.
A conveyance by the trustees after payment or partial payment for divesting themselves of the legal title or title to part of the property to the original owner. It releases part of the land or collateral from the Deed Of Trust so that it may be sold or developed.
A document which dismisses a lien or other claim on a property.