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Karo-lina-s [1.5K]
2 years ago
9

in a situation where a homeowner conveys property to her uncle with a deed, and then the uncle records the deed, when did title

to the property actually transfer or pass to the uncle?
Business
1 answer:
ohaa [14]2 years ago
6 0

The title to the property will be actually transfer or pass to the uncle where there is the delivery as well as acceptance of the deed.

<h3>What is deed?</h3>

The term Delivery of the signed deed is known to be a term that connote when a given grantor's is said to have the intention to convey title as well as the physical handing over of the deed to the grantee

Note that by doing so,  the grantee's acceptance of the given deed is one that is known to be the immediate conveyance.

hence, The title to the property will be actually transfer or pass to the uncle where there is the delivery as well as acceptance of the deed.

Learn more about deed from

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