Deed
A deed is a legal document that grants a privilege or a right to the bearer based on certain obligations or meeting of conditions. Deeds, like contracts, need the mutual agreement by two persons or parties. However, a deed can be enforced without consideration, unlike a simple contract and is a legal instrument that confirms or transfers title (ownership) or interest to a property or asset from one party to another. While the bearer receives the ownership, he or she must not cause undue hardship to others or to the society. In a case where the bearer, being a holder of the deed, poses a certain risk, he or she may be restricted in his or her liability to use the benefit of such title or interest.
- Special Warranty Deed
Of the many types of deeds for the transfer of property, we have the special warranty deed. It is a rather precarious aspect where the buyer is not as protected as in a general warranty. Here are ways to go about the deed.
- Deed Restrictions
Deed restrictions are one of the most important documents that are to be obtained before purchasing property or land...
- Gift Deed
A gift deed is one of the documents necessary to transfer the possession of some thing from one person to another, without consideration. View all the legal issues surrounding this type of deed.
- Bargain and Sale Deed
Slightly different from the general warranty deed is the bargain and sale deed. While this type of deed may put the buyer in a position of disadvantage, it is a pretty commonly seen deed.
- General Warranty Deed
What is a general warranty deed? Read on to find out what a warranty deed is and what is its importance...
- How to File a Quit Claim Deed
A quit claim deed is a legal document, through which a person can disclaim his interest in a property. Let us take a look at how to file a quit claim deed...
- Quit Claim Deed
Ever wondered about what a Quit Claim Deed is? Read on to find out more...
