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The largest possible estate, right of ownership or interest in a property a person can have without time limitation.

The greatest possible interest a person can have in real estate.

An old term meaning complete ownership of real estate. Owners with fee simple have no legal restrictions on their freedom sell the property, give it away, or leave it at death. it is sometimes used in [..]

A complete, unencumbered ownership right in a piece of property.

Ownership of real property that is to be used and/or sold at the owner’s discretion.

The greatest possible interest a person can have in real estate.

pl: fees simple [simple without limitation (as to heirs) and unrestricted (as to transfer of ownership)] : a fee that is alienable (as by deed, will, or intestacy) and of potentially indefinite ...

Absolute ownership of real property.

The largest possible estate or absolute right of ownership of real property. I ca be held without time limitation and is freely transferable and inheritable.

An estate of inheritance in land without limitation to any class of heirs or restrictions on alienation; the most extensive interest in property recognized by the common law.    (Hogue, Arthur R. [..]

An estate in land; a freehold ownership. The most common form of ownership in common law countries and the highest possible ownership interest in real property. Learn more...

The maximum form of ownership, with the right to occupy a property and sell it to a buyer at any time. Upon the death of the owner, the property goes to the owner's designated heirs. Also known as fee absolute.

The highest possible interest or complete ownership interest that a person can have in real estate.  

An absolute and unqualified estate providing the owner with all incidence of ownership, including the unconditional power of disposition.

An estate of real property that the owner has unrestricted powers to dispose of and which can be left by will or inherited. Commonly used as a synonym for ownership.

An estate free from condition or limitation. If restricted by conditions, the inheritance is called a ‘Conditional Fee.’

A complete, unencumbered ownership right in a piece of property.

The interest in land, being the broadest property interest allowed by law, held by a landowner.

n. absolute title to land, free of any other claims against the title, which one can sell or pass to another by will or inheritance. This is a redundant form of "fee," but is used to show th [..]

The preferred type of real estate ownership. This type of interval ownership is the opposite of Right-to-Use or lease ownership and continues in perpetuity. The owner holds a deed in his/her name and the ownership of the property can be bequeathed to heirs.

The greatest estate in land that can be held against the Crown. It is characterised by its inheritability, ie it is capable of being passed to heirs and/or assigns for ever or for so long as an owner can be found. The estate may be passed by a Grant from the Crown, a deed, a transfer or by will or devolution of law etc.

Also known as Freehold. The greatest estate that can be held by a person without being the absolute owner, which is the Crown. About 17.7 million hectares, or 7 percent of the State is freehold land.

Land ownership status in which the owner holds title to and control of the property. The owner may make decisions about land use or sell the land without government oversight.

Fee Simple is the form of ownership of real property (real estate) in which the owner has the right to control and transfer the property at will.

The private ownership of property (real estate) in which the owner has the right to control, use, and transfer the property at will.

A fee simple involves outright ownership of real estate along with all of the rights associated with the land. A fee simple donation means that ownership is turned over to the land trust and the prope [..]

land holding commonly characterized as private ownership and the way most private land is held in Canada. Usually only includes the surface.

An estate in which the owner is entitled to the entire property, with unconditional power of disposition (sell) during the owner’s life, and which descends to the heirs upon the owner’s death if the o [..]

Absolute ownership of real property.  

The highest estate or absolute right in real property.

An unconditional, unlimited estate of inheritance that represents the greatest estate and most extensive interest in land that can be enjoyed. It is of perpetual duration. When the real estate is in a condominium project, the unit owner is the exclusive owner only of the air space within his or her portion of the building (the unit) and is an owner [..]

The highest interest in land that can be owned by an individual

estate under which an owner is entitled to without limitation unrestricted powers to a piece of property (this is used commonly as a synonym for ownership).

The legal term for the maximum interest in land available to a person, or the maximum of legal ownership. Equivalent in many ways, for practical purposes to absolute ownership.

Highest ownership which may be held in land; is of indefinite duration; is freely transferable; is disposable by will; will pass to heirs if no will is left.

the greatest interest one may hold in real property; usually means ordinary ownership of real estate and is sometimes called fee title.

unencumbered title to land, clear of restriction or conditions.

The highest interest in land (whether built on or not) that can be owned by a person other than the Government.