n. generally, the title document for a motor vehicle issued by th...

A statement prepared by a title company, abstractor or attorney confirming the title of a property is clear, marketable and insurable. A statement issued by a state government verifying ownership [..]

A description of a property with the name of the registered owner, encumbrances, i.e.: mortgages or easements on the property. It must be produced by the vendor before the sale of the property.

Generally, the title document for a motor vehicle issued by the state in which it is registered, describing the vehicle by type and engine number, as well the name and address of the registered owner [..]

A document designating the legal owner of a parcel of real estate. Usually provided by a title or abstract company.

Definition A written statement by an attorney or title company as to the status of a property title.

1 : a certificate of ownership stating that the title to the specified property is free and clear except for any encumbrance (as a mortgage) listed on it: as a : a certificate issued by a motor ...

The document of title to the estate or interest in land. It sets out the Crown description of the land, proprietorship and shows any registered interests such as mortgagees, charges and caveators. It [..]

Written opinion of the status of title to a property, given by an attorney or title company. This certificate does not offer the protection given by title insurance.

A document or certificate issued by the Registrar-General pursuant to the Real Property Act 1886.

A written statement usually furnished by a title company or attorney that presents the status of the title to a piece of property.

Document rendering an opinion on the status of a property's title based on public records.

A document that shows who owns the property, the size of the land and whether there are any limitations on the title such as mortgages, easements or encumbrances.

A document provided by the Department of Motor Vehicles that proves ownership of a vehicle. Cosigner

A document that details the land dimensions and identifies the ownership of land. It shows who owns the land and whether there are any mortgages or other restrictions on it. This document (if issued) is usually held by the lender as security for a loan.

A certificate issued by a title company or a written opinion rendered by an attorney that the seller has good marketable and insurable title to the property which he is offering for sale. A certificat [..]

A certificate of title describes a real estate property and the status of its ownership.  

The document of title to the estate or interest in land. It sets out the Crown description of the land, proprietorship and shows any registered interests such as mortgagees, charges and caveators. It [..]

A document, signed by a title examiner, stating that a seller has an insurable title to the property.

A document designating the legal owner of a parcel of real estate. Usually provided by a title or abstract company.

A statement which confirms that the title to the house is legally held by the current owner. This is important, because you don't want to buy something from someone who doesn't really own it, now do you?

A certificate issued by a title company or a written opinion by an attorney that the seller has good marketable and insurable title to the property which he is offering for sale. A certificate of title offers no protection against any hidden defects in the title which an examination of the records could not reveal. The issuer of a certificate of ti [..]

A document issued by a state or municipal that identifies the owner(s) of property.

A document identifying the ownership of land. It shows who owns it and whether there are any mortgages or other encumbrances on it.

A document, usually given to a home buyer with the deed, which states that the title to the property is believed to be clear; usually prepared by an attorney or another qualified person who has examined the abstract of title for the property.

A document, usually given to a home buyer with the deed, which states that the title to the property is believed to be clear; usually prepared by an attorney or another qualified person who has examined the abstract of title for the property.

"Certificate of title" means a paper document issued by any jurisdiction specifically as evidence of vehicle ownership. A certificate of title is not necessarily the only evidence of vehicle [..]

A document prepared by the Lands Titles Office which shows details of land registered under the Torrens system, particulars of the location, encumbrances and owners.

An official document, showing the ownership or title of the p roperty in question is called the certificate of title. It describes various parameters about the property such as the area, location, registered owner and other factors and charges related to the property.

A document identifying the ownership of land. It shows who owns it and whether there are any mortgages or other encumbrances on it.

An official document issued by Landgate showing a home’s land dimensions and ownership details, as well as any encumbrances.

A Certificate of Title is a statement provided by an abstract company, title company, or attorney stating that the title to real estate is legally held by the current owner. In addition to identifying [..]

Titles identify the registered owner, the legal description of the land, and any instruments registered against the land. http://www.servicealberta.gov.ab.ca/592.cfm

A statement that shows ownership of property, stating that the seller has clear legal title.

A counterpart document to the Torrens Title land Register which is issued as a certificate of ownership and provides evidence of a persons right to deal with the land in the title. A new edition of the CT is issued by LPI each time that a property changes ownership and when certain other transactions occur, such as registration of a mortgage or lea [..]

A page of the Register book specifying the ownership of a defined land parcel, and the lodged or registered interests or claims (encumbrances) against that ownership.

See title reference

A document used under the Old Paper-based System as proof of ownership. This paper certificate shows the name of the owner and the land description of the property, as well as the instruments register [..]

A certificate issued by a title examiner stating the condition of a title.

Written opinion of the status of title to a property, given by an attorney or title company. This certificate does not offer the protection given by title insurance.

The official document of title showing ownership of the land described in it. The Certificate of Title describes the area and location of the land, it shows the registered proprietor (land owner) and all charges (mortgages

A statement provided by an abstract company, title company, or attorney stating who holds title to real estate based on the public record.

A document identifying the ownership of land, it shows who owns it, whether there is any mortgage or other encumbrance etc. effecting the land.

Legal evidence showing ownership of property. It also describes the land and lists all easements, encumbrances, and consent notices on the title. Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) holds the title documents.

A counterpart document to the Torrens Title land Register which is issued as a certificate of ownership and provides evidence of a person’s right to deal with the land in the title. A new edition of t [..]

Written opinion by an attorney that ownership of a particular property is as stated in his or her certificate.

A document, usually given to a home buyer with the deed, which states that the title to the property is believed to be clear; usually prepared by an attorney or another qualified person who has examined the abstract of title for the property.

A document issued by the Land Titles Office detailing the owner, a legal description of the property and any other interests, such as mortgages, in the property.

A document signed by the Registrar certifying that the person named is entitled to the land described in fee simple, subject to any charges or encumbrances shown on the document. (See Land Title Act of British Columbia.)

A secondary legal document issued to show that a grant of public (Crown) land or mineral rights has been made to a private owner. The primary deed – that is, the original LETTERS PATENT making the grant – is kept by the Crown, usually in the offices of the federal or provincial Registrar-General.