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title deed

NOUN
  1. a legal document proving a person's right to property

How To Use title deed In A Sentence

  • The interim order also forbids him from lighting fires on any land except for land that he legally owns by way of a title deed.
  • For example, if the title deeds are left with the company, an equitable mortgagee by deposit will take priority.
  • She said her ministry had decentralized the issuance of title deeds to speed up the process.
  • The Court, after listening to the evidence concerning the sums paid by individual Natives of the tribe, of the total sum paid for the farm, and of the legal reason why the title bore a white man's name, held that however unfortunate was the position of those Natives if their story was true, it could only give judgment in terms of the title deeds. Chapter XXIV
  • You pay the rest when the searches are completed and the title deeds (tapu) are yours. Times, Sunday Times
  • He was released from a court cell after a bail bondsman turned up with cash and land title deeds to bid for his release.
  • Instruct your solicitor to inspect local and national searches and the title deeds for any onerous covenants, restrictions, etc.
  • Without title deeds farmers have had no collateral to secure bank loans, no capital to use to put crops in and cope with inflation at 505 per cent.
  • This agreement binds both parties to purchase/sell the property under the terms and conditions agreed, subject to clear title deed determined by the notary public.
  • The documents range from Lord Halifax's family archives to Charlotte Bronte's final testament, to humble title deeds.
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