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Clear title

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Clear title
Title to ownership that is untainted by any claims on the property or disputed interests, and therefore available for sale. This is usually checked through a title search by a title company.


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Before your estate can go to your children, probate court has to determine and settle your debts, establish clear title to everything you own, and then distribute the estate according to your will or to the intestate succession statutes in your state.
Developing your children's trust: you don't have to have a fortune to ... by Brown, Carolyn M. / Black Enterprise
The conservation authority filed a lawsuit against the company in January to clear title to the land, citing a 1992 development agreement between Palmdale and the original developer that called for the property to be dedicated to open space.
RITTER DISPUTE SETTLED CONSERVATION AUTHORITY SUED OVER ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
In the purchase of property, clear title must be properly ascertained through a title search done well before the closing.
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