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Document giving evidence of vehicle ownership. Also the rights of ownership and possession of that property.
Ownership; evidence of ownership of real estate or property.
A document that shows the evidence of a right to, or ownership in, a property.
The owner's right to possess and use and transfer the property.
When a person has the exclusive rights, powers, privileges and immunities to property, real and personal, tangible and intangible, against all other persons, he may be said to have the complete title thereto.
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The title is the official evidence that a person owns the vehicle.
A document establishing ownership (eg. of real estate).
Claim to ownership of land.
The legal document that proves ownership interest in a piece of land. A title is transferred from one person to another by the use of a deed.
legal measure of a person's interests (rights) in his property See “Document of Title", "Registry title, "Land Office Title", "Register Document of Title". "Issue Document of title, "Final Title" and "Qualified title”.
The legal owner of property is deemed to have title to said property which provides the owner with the unrestricted and exclusive right to it.
A legal written instrument evidencing a person's lawful possession of a property.
Document that states the owner of the land and the way the land or property is classified by the Government Surveyors.
The text of the title of a section of a document or of a formal block-level element
A document that specifies the owner of a property
The evidence one has of right to possession of real property.
Insurance against the loss of the title or against expense due to a defective title, damage suffered by reasons of liens, encumbrances upon, defects in, or the unmarketability of a title to such real property. Coverage may extend to heirs in case of death or to the insurers of a corporation owner of property.
A document signed by a title examiner or attorney stating that the seller has a good marketable and insurable title.
Often referred to as the "pink slip." This is the legal document that states the owner of the vehicle. If you finance or lease, the bank will typically hold your title because they have a lien against the car. When the loan is paid in full, you will get a Title that shows you as the legal owner and it will also show that the lien has been paid in full.
Held by the lessor or assignee, it identifies the owner of the vehicle.
evidence an individual has of right to possession of land
the evidence of a person’s right to land, or “entitlement”.
The certificate or deed that proves a person legally owns the property.
The evidence one has the right to posses the land.
For any proposed loan where the surgery premises are not already charged to GPFC under an existing GPFC loan, Title to the property will need to be submitted to the GPFC legal Department. The majority of Titles are now registered at the Land Registry under a reference number unique to that particular property; this is known as the Title Number. The Title to the property will be set out in the Registers filed under the Title Number and will show any rights or benefits the property may benefit from as well as any restrictions or encumbrances it is subject to, such as charges in favour of other lenders. It will also include a plan outlining the boundaries of the property and show who is the legal owner(s). If the surgery premises are not registered then the Title will be incorporated in the historic deeds and documents of the property, which will have accumulated over the years from each time the property has been sold. In either case, the Title will need to be examined by the GPFC Legal Department who will raise enquires and requisitions with your solicitors. In addition, the GPFC Legal Department will need to raise some standard conveyancing searches against the property.
The legal, written evidence that identifies the owner of a home or piece of property, and outlines that person's rights as owner. At the time of a home sale, the title passes from the seller to the buyer and the lender who is providing the buyer's home loan. The buyer gets the title when their home loan is paid back in full.
This means the right of the owner to the land
A legal term that refers to the rightful possession and ownership of property.
A legal document that provides proof of property ownership.
Ownership of a property. A clear title is one without any outstanding liens or encumbrances. A cloud on title refers to any outstanding liens or encumbrances which could impair the title.
a document that indicates ownership of a specific property.
A combination of all the elements that constitute the highest legal right to own, possess, use, control, enjoy and dispose of real estate or an inheritable right or interest therein.
Indicates who is the legal owner of a vehicle.
Document providing ownership of an asset.
Property ownership rights.
Often used interchangeably with the word ownership. It indicates the accumulation of all rights in property by the owner and others.
The written documents that prove the right of ownership of a specific parcel of property.
A legal document created to prove property ownership.
It is the right and interest over the property evidencing the ownership.
A legal document that shows who owns an asset. A title includes any liens or other encumbrances, which are claims on the asset by lenders.
Legal document that identifies the owner of the automobile. The lessor or assignee, not you, holds title to the leased auto.
Evidence of rightful property ownership.
The record of ownership of a property, the evidence of which is found in the title deeds.
(1) The right to or ownership of land. (2) The evidence of ownership of land.
A legal document representing evidence of ownership.
A document establishing the ownership of an asset, such as a deed, bank signature card, motor vehicle certificate, stock certificate.
Is a document indicates ownership of a specific property such as a motor vehicle, boat, or real estate.
Often used interchangeable with the word "ownership." It indicated the accumulation of all rights in property; the owners and others.
Written evidence of the right to or ownership of property. A settlement agent will conduct a title search to make sure the seller has clear title to the property before conducting settlement. If there is not clear title, it is said that the title has defects. Title Insurance is typically required to cover the lender against such defects.
The legal document guaranteeing ownership of a piece of property.
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is evidence of legal ownership of land. Land includes any permanent structure(s) on the land.
The title shows a vehicle's ownership history. It is important to check the title of a used car and to contact past owners listed to verify the mileage and inquire about the car's maintenance.
Evidence of the right of legal ownership of a property. (see Deed)
Right of ownership and possession of a property.
The legal evidence of ownership rights to real property.
Indicates "fee" position of lawful ownership and right to property. "Bundle of Rights" possessed by an owner. Combination of all elements constituting proof of ownership.
The sum of all the facts on which ownership is founded or by which ownership is proved.
Document proving ownership of an asset.
Title company Title deeds
Individuals who will have legal ownership in the property are considered "on title.
The documents that establish legal ownership of a piece of property. A title search will be performed prior to closing to insure that there are no outstanding liens or claims on the property. May be acquired through purchase, inheritance, devise, gift, or through foreclosure on a mortgage.
A document evidencing one's right to ownership of real estate.
A document that shows evidence of ownership of an automobile or property.
The record of ownership to a property.
A grant of the legal right of ownership to a property.
Legal document identifing the owner of the vehicle. The lessor, not you, holds title to the leased vehicle.
A legal instrument or document certifying the right of ownership of property.
A document that is evidence that an individual owns a piece of property.
a legal right to the possession of property, usually land
a legal document evidencing ownership of a property and liens against the property.
A document showing evidence of ownership.
The instrument that is evidence of a persons right in real property (i.e., a deed).
The bundle of rights, interest, or ownership of a property.The title also refers to the physical proof of property ownership.
The legal right to ownership of the property.
A document that shows ownership of a specific property.
Evidence of a person's legal right to the ownership of a property, usually in the form of a certificate or a signed contract.
The evidence one has of right to possession of land.
The right which a person has to the ownership, possession and use of land.
A freehold title gives the holder full and exclusive ownership of land and buildings for an indefinite period of time. In condominium ownership, land and common elements of buildings are owned collectively by all unit owners, while the residential units belong exclusively to the individual owners. A leasehold title gives the holder a right to use and occupy land and buildings for a defined period of time.
Evidence of a person's right to possession and ownership of a property.
A legal document that identifies a property and the owner of that property.
The documented legal ownership of a home is known as title.
An owner's actual right of ownership (whether or not the owner is in occupation)
The document that indicates rights of ownership, control and possession of property.
In order for AECC to acquire and resell a transferee's property, the transferee must have clear and marketable title to the property. Usually, a transferee takes title to the property with their full legal names. AECC orders a preliminary title search to make sure the title is vested in the transferee's name. Title is transferred from seller to buyer by a deed.
A legal document which signifies the current ownership of a piece of property. (Sometimes called a Deed.)
Legal document which indicates ownership of real property.
Instruments or documents which establish ownership of a property, including possession, the right of possession, and the right of property.
Document which indicates evidence of ownership of a property.
Detailed documentation evidencing ownership or other right to a property. In real estate, the deed.
Ownership of property as shown by the name on an appropriate document. Title to property may be held by either spouse, by both spouses, or by a spouse and other individuals. Titled property can be both real (land, a house) or personal (stock certificates, bank accounts, etc.).
The official title of a document from the "meta" field called title. The text of this meta title field may or may not also occur in the visible body of the document. It is what appears in the top bar of the window when you display the document and it is the title that appears in search engine results. The "meta" field called title is not mandatory in HTML coding. Sometimes you retrieve a document with "No Title" as its supposed title; this is caused when the meta-title field is left blank. In Alta Vista and some other search tools, title: search also matches on the "meta" field, which contains document descriptors not displayed on the Web.
The aggregate evidence that gives rise to a legal right of possession or control.
A legal document that confirms a persons right to own or ownership of a property.
When the ownership of a residence is transferred from the seller to the buyer, Title is transferred via a document called a deed.
Generally means the outward evidence of a person's right to the possession of the property.
A document that gives evidence of an individual's ownership of property.
The legal term for the evidence that the owner is in lawful possession of the land and property.
A formal document establishing ownership of property.
A formal document which establishes ownership of a property.
The document which confirms a personâ€(tm)s right of possession to a biuilding or an area of land.
A document that is evidence of ownership.
A document that states ownership or possession of a piece of property.
Documentary evidence of ownership, specifying the history of its ownership and transfers. Title can be bought, inherited, or obtained via foreclosure of a mortgage.
The right or ownership in land; also, the evidence of such ownership.
In mortgages, title can refer to two things: 1. The rights of ownership and possession of a particular property. 2. The documents that prove those rights. You can buy the rights of ownership and possession (title), inherit them or accept them as a gilt.
The right to ownership in real estate, which is transferred by a deed. Evidence of ownership in real estate.
Ownership of a property including the power to dispose of it and the right and duty to protect it
A freehold title is evidence of ownership of land and buildings for an indefinite period of time. A leasehold title is evidence of a right to sue and occupy land and buildings for a defined period of time. In a leasehold arrangement actual ownership of the land, and perhaps buildings, remains with the landlord.
Evidence that an owner is in lawful possession; instrument evidencing ownership.
The instrument or document whereby ownership of property is established.
(a) The ownership right to property, including the right of possession. (b) The document or instrument constituting evidence of such an ownership right.
Legal ownership of property, usually real property or automobiles.
The right to, and the ownership of, land by the owner. Title is sometimes used to mean the evidence or proof of ownership of land; although another term used for that is "deed".
The legal right to property ownership.
documentary evidence of ownership and legal right to possession of property.
the combination of all elements constituting proof of ownership; the legal instrument or document that is evidence of ownership.
A paper that says you legally own a property.
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A legal document containing specific information about the vehicle and stating who owns it. If you borrow money to get a car, the title will be held by the lender until the vehicle is paid off.
Evidence that establishes ownership of a property.
The rights of ownership and possession of a particular property. It may also refer to the instruments or documents by which a right of ownership is established (title documents), or to the ownership interest one has in the property.
A legal document establishing a person's right to or ownership of real property.
As generally used, the rights of ownership and possession of particular property. In real estate usage, title may refer to the instruments or documents by which a right of ownership is established (title documents), or it may refer to the ownership interest one has in the real estate.
Legal possession. A freehold title gives the holder ownership of land and buildings for an indefinite period of time. A leasehold title gives the holder a right to use and occupy land and buildings for a defined period of time. In a leasehold arrangement, actual ownership of the land, sometimes along with the buildings, remains with the landlord.
The title indicates the right of ownership in the property.
Document that gives evidence of ownership of a property.
(aka Deed) A paper that says you legally own a pr
The legal term for one's ownership interest in land. The document that indicates ownership of a specific property.
Ownership of real property to the exclusion of anyone else's right to claim the property. Evidence of title is recorded in a deed and held in a county recorder's office. The terms "title" and "deed" often are used interchangably; strictly speaking, the deed is the document and the title is the ownership right that is recorded in the deed.
The documentation which is evidence of the right to possess property.
a document that gives evidence of ownership of the property. It also indicates the rights of ownership of the property.
The union of all elements constituting proof of ownership.(empty)
The means whereby the owner of lands has the just and full possession of real property.
Ownership of real estate property such that nobody else can claim a right to the property. The title is recorded in a deed and held at the county recorder's office.
Title can refer to two things: 1) the rights of ownership and possession of a particular property; 2) the document that shows evidence of those rights.
The evidence of a person's legal right to possession of property, normally in the form of a deed.
An instrument which provides evidence of ownership
A document that shows who owns a property.
The legal ownership of a property/home
Written evidence of the ownership of property, such as a property deed.
Often called the deed, this is the document containing the evidence of someone's legal ownership of a specific property.
The name of a report or other document.
Documented proof that the buyer has a clear ownership of the property. Until the title company has guaranteed the lender that no hidden problems exist with a title instrument to a piece of property, a loan usually doesn't close.
A document given as evidence of an individual's ownership of property.
The evidence or right by which a person has ownership/possession of real property.
Legal ownership of real property - a deed or other document which evidences that ownership.
ownership of land, usually documented at the County Registry of Deeds.
The legal evidence of ownership in a property.
The written evidence that proves the right of ownership of a specific piece of property.
The document that establishes your rights of ownership in the property.
Often used interchangeably with the word ownership. It indicates the accumulation of all rights in property; the owners and other.
Title is the evidence of ownership. In essence, title is more important than ownership because having proper title is proof of ownership. If you have a problem with your title, you will have trouble proving your ownership, and thus selling or mortgaging your property.
Refers to the ownership of a particular piece of property.
The record of the of right of ownership and possession of real property.
The instrument evidencing legal right of ownership by which the owner is in lawful possession of property and is able to assert and maintain possession thereon.
A legal document that proves property ownership.
A legal document that proves an individualâ€(tm)s ownership of property.
A document indicating ownership of a specific parcel of property.
The document that provides legal evidence that the person has the right to the possession of the land.
A legal document evidencing a person's right in examining and insuring titles to real estate.
Instrument that proves legal ownership of land.
Evidence that an owner of land is in lawful possession thereto; evidence of ownership.
A form of a certificate or deed that is evidence of a person's legal right to ownership of property.
A specific document which serves as proof of ownership.
A certificate issued by the state department of motor vehicles that proves ownership of a vehicle. Sometimes called a "pink slip."
A legal document evidencing a person's right to or ownership of a property.
An instrument that establishes legal ownership of a property.
A freehold title gives the holder full and exclusive ownership of the land and building for an indefinite period. A leasehold title gives the holder the right to use and occupy the land and building for a defined period.
The rights of ownership of a particular property, and the document which proves that ownership (commonly called a warranty deed)
A document conveying legal ownership to a property.
The rights of ownership recognized and protected by law. A combination of all elements that constitute the highest legal right to own, possess, use, control, enjoy, transfer, and dispose of real estate. A title spells out who has the right of ownership of a property.
A legal document that proves an individuals ownership of property.
The evidence of the right to or ownership in property. In the case of real estate, the documentary evidence of ownership is the title deed that specifies to whom the subject property is vested. Title may be acquired through purchase, inheritance, devise, gift or foreclosure of a real estate loan.
Proof (usually in form of a deed or certificate) of a person's legal right to ownership of a property.
An instrument that shows the buyer has a clear ownership. A loan does not usually close until the title company has assured the lender that there are no hidden problems with a title.
The ultimate ownership of a property, evidenced by the deeds. Even if the Deeds are lodged with the lender, ownership will rest with the borrower.
Deed Registration showing the ownership of property.
THE DEEDS OR LAND REGISTRY CERTIFICATE FOR YOUR HOUSE.
Written evidence of the right to or ownership in property. In the case of real estate, the documentary evidence of ownership is the title deed that specifies in whom the legal estate is vested and the history of ownership and transfers. Title may be acquired through purchase, inheritance, devise, gift, or through foreclosure of a mortgage.
a person has title to something if they are the legal owner. Thus to be the owner of a freehold in land is to have title to that land.
Exclusive ownership of property. Title, the right of ownership, is recorded in a deed. A deed is a legal document.
A legal right or document proving legal right.
Property ownership, transferred via a deed.
"... Legal right to the possession of property (esp. real property); the evidence of such right; title-deeds ..." Oxford
formal right of ownership of property.
Documentation of the right to ownership of the property.
The evidence of ownership and rights an individual has to a specific property/real estate.
A legal document that evidences a person's ownership of and right to possess a property.
A deed or other legal evidence of one's ownership of land, usually in a document recorded in the Registry of Deeds.
Evidence of property ownership, usually a deed.
Evidence of a person's right or the extent of his interest in property.
A legal document that provides a history of ownership and entitlement by the current owner.
The actual legal document conferring ownership of a piece of real estate.
A valid legal claim to ownership of real property by evidence of a deed, title certificate or bill of sale.
A legal document which provides notice and evidence of ownership of property
The title is the document that shows you own the home. Every house has a title, and as well as showing ownership, it will show other items that may affect the ownership, such as mortgages or easements. Before a house can be sold, the title is updated by the title company to determine the current status.
The evidence of a person's right to the ownership and possession of land.
Written evidence that details the chain of ownership of a specific piece of property.
Evidence of a person's right to ownership in real property.
In dealing with real property, title means ownership.
Evidence of ownership of real property. A properly executed deed is generally deemed to be adequate evidence of title.
Document which gives evidence of ownership of a property and the rights of ownership and possession of that property.
The legal evidence of ownership to a property.
Evidence of the right of property ownership; can be held solely, jointly, in common or in corporate or partnership form.
Evidence (usually in the form of a certificate or deed) of a person’s legal right to ownership of a property.
An official declaration of ownership.
The evidence or right which a person has to the ownership and possession of land. Commonly considered as a bundle or history of rights.
As generally used, a document that indicates rights of ownership and possession of a particular property.
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The legal term for ones ownership interest in land.
The evidence one has of right to possession. See Certificate of Title.
(1) A combination of all the elements that constitute a legal right to own, possess, use, control, enjoy and dispose of real estate or a right or interest therein. (2) The rights of ownership recognized and protected by the law.
Evidence, usually in the form of a deed, that a person has the right to ownership of the property in question.
The evidence of the right to or ownership in property. In the case of real estate, the documentary evidence of ownership is the title deed. Title may be acquired through purchase, inheritance, gift, or through foreclosure of a mortgage. Legal ownership of property.
A legal document that is evidence as to the right to and ownership of real property.
The evidence of the right to or ownership in property. In the case of real estate, the documentation evidence of ownership in the title deed, which specifies in whom the legal state is vested and the history of ownership and transfers.
The document that describes the ownership of real property.
Ownership in property. In the case of real estate, the documentary evidence of ownership is the deed. Title may be acquired through purchase, inheritance, gift or through foreclosure of a mortgage security interest, to name a few examples.
the document which reveals ownership to a property or estate. There are several types of ownership which should be determined by a property purchaser depending on the circumstances he is in, and on the advice of his attorney, should he have questions.
A legal document establishing the right of ownership.
Documentary history of the property.
The Certificate of Title is the document conferring legal right of ownership to the property. One copy is usually held by the lender until the loan is repaid, and the duplicate is held at the Land Registry Office in the appropriate area.
The evidence of property ownership. In the case of real estate, the documentary evidence of ownership is the title deed that specifies in whom the legal estate to real property is vested.
A term that means ownership. The deed is not the title. It is evidence of it.
The owner of lands has legal and just possession of his land.
Right of ownership of property, and including evidence of such ownership.
A legal concept relating to ownership of property.
Ownership of real property. Title is transferred from one party to another through a document called a deed.
A legally binding document that establishes evidence of ownership of an asset and any liens or other claims filed against the asset.
The actual legal document conferring ownership of a property.
The rights of ownership of property such as an insurance policy or other legal interest in it.
The exclusive right to the use and enjoyment of a particular parcel of real property.
The proof of a person's ownership of a property. This is usually recorded with the local government.
Properly called A "Certificate of Indefeasible Title". This is the proof of a person's ownership of a property. The original "Certificate of Title" cannot be removed from the Land Title Office and is in fact only an electronic record. A Duplicate of the "Certificate of Indefeasible Title" may be requested if there are no financial charges registered against the property. This Duplicate Title must be returned to the Land Title Office before the Owner can deal with his property. As such, the "Title" may be hypothecated or used as security for a loan, since the lender knows that the owner cannot dispose of the property without returning the Duplicate Title to the Land Title Office. See Duplicate Certificate of Indefeasible Title
The document that evidences proof of ownership of a property. Usually in the form of a warranty deed or quit claim deed
A legal document that states that you have the right of ownership of a car.
The term "title" has two references: 1. The rights of ownership and possession of a particular property. 2. The document that shows evidence of those rights.
A legal document proving a person's right to claim entitlement to a property, including the history of the property's ownership. Back
A document establishing proof of ownership.
A legal document confirming ownership of a property.
The ownership of property, or the documents constituting the evidence of such ownership.
Evidence that the owner of the property is in lawful possession. Evidence of ownership.
legal document that transfers rights in real property.
A document that's evidence of ownership.
Evidence that the owner of land is in lawful possession thereof; evidence of ownership.
This is a legal document indicating a persons ownership of a property.
The right of property ownership. Such ownership can be held solely, jointly, or in common. In many states title can be held in corporate or in partnership form.
Is defined as the right of ownership of a vehicle.
A legally-binding document that discloses ownership of an asset and any liens or other claims filed against the asset. A title should be examined for any recorded liens, which "encumber" a title and make its transfer more difficult than that of an unencumberered title. An unencumbered title is also referred to as a "clean" title.
The right to, and the ownership of, property. A title or deed is sometimes used as proof of ownership of land.
Document which gives evidence of ownership of a property. Also indicates the rights of ownership and possession of the property.
The accepted legal document containing specific proof of ownership, make, model, and liens associated with the vehicle. If you borrow money to buy a car, the title will be held by the lender until the vehicle is paid off.
The combination of all elements that constitute proof of ownership.
A title is evidence or proof of ownership.
The total evidence which proves ownership.
Evidence of ownership. Showing the owner of the property and that they are in lawful possession.
The combination of factors that, together, constitute legal ownership of a property.
A legal document that defines the property, right of ownership, and possession.
Lawful ownership of property.
Evidence of an ownership interest in property.
A legal document that provides evidence of property ownership.
A document that provides evidence or ownership
a legal document evidencing ownership of real estate
Evidence of property ownership. A title deed specifies in whom the legal estate is vested and from where the title was obtained.
Ownership of a property. If you have title to a property, that means you have the right to own it. Sometimes title can refer to the documents, such as a deed, which proves you own a property. Title documents are on public record at the county courthouse.
A legal document issued by the state showing the ownerâ€(tm)s name and the vehicleâ€(tm)s mileage at the time of sale.
The right to or ownership in land; means whereby the owner of lands has the just possession of his or her property.
A written document that shows ownership of property. Includes the signatures of current owners and a legal description of the property. Also known as a Deed.
property ownership registration (pages 101 and 102).
Holding title to a property show ownership. A deed is evidence of holding title to property.
The ownership or evidence of ownership of land or other property.
Legal document showing ownership of property.
The ownership right to property including the right to possession, or the legal instrument evidencing that right. See also Abstract of Title.
The means whereby a person's ownership of property is established.
A legal document that demonstrates ownership of property.
The legal ownership of property or rights which a person has to a property
A document that verifies ownership.
Ownership or proof of ownership to real property.
Evidence or written proof that shows a person's right to possession or ownership of a property.
The evidence a person has a right to possession of land.
The legal evidence of ownership of a property.
"A certificate provided by a qualified source (such as a title company) that shows the property legally belongs to the current owner; before the title is transferred at closing, it should be clear and free of all liens or other claims."
The sum total of legally recognized rights to the possession and ownership of property. Title to real property is acquired by descent or purchase.
Recording ownership and any encumbrances.
Document of evidence of ownership and rights to property.
A legal document proving rightful ownership of a property.
A legal document evidencing property ownership or a right of ownership.
An instrument evidencing that the owner is in lawful possession of the property.
The right to ownership of property. The owner of real property having just possession of his property.
A document showing ownership and public records of property.
The right to or ownership of lands. Also, the evidence of ownership. Title to property encompasses all the bundle of rights an owner possesses.
The legal document describing the property, containing all rights and liabilities that attach to the property.
a legal document designating ownership of a property.
A legal document evidencing an individual's ownership of property.
A legal document that shows ownership of a property.
The right of ownership of a property. title company
A document identifying legal ownership of property, and used to transfer it from a seller to a buyer.
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The means of evidence by which the owner of land has lawful ownership thereof.
The rights of ownership of a particular property and the documents that prove that ownership (commonly a deed).
The legal right of an ownership interest in a property. Legal document which shows ownership of a piece of real estate.
The legal evidence of ownership rights in real property.
A legal document evidencing proof of ownership. back
Title is a legal term for an owner's interest in a piece of property. It may also refer to a formal document that serves as evidence of ownership. Conveyance of the document may be required in order to transfer ownership in the property to another person.