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Does a Ouit Claim Deed become legal when it is witnessed and signed before a notary or when it is registered at the courthouse?
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A deed becomes "legal" when it is fully executed and delivered to the grantee. At that moment the ownership is transferred to the grantee but it can only be held against the grantor until it is recorded. It becomes notice to the world that the land has a new owner as soon as it's recorded in the land records.
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A deed becomes "legal" when it is fully executed and delivered to the grantee. At that moment the ownership is transferred to the grantee but it can only be held against the grantor until it is recorded. It becomes notice to the world that the land has a new owner as soon as it's recorded in the land records.
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A deed becomes "legal" when it is fully executed and delivered to the grantee. At that moment the ownership is transferred to the grantee but it can only be held against the grantor until it is recorded. It becomes notice to the world that the land has a new owner as soon as it's recorded in the land records.
See related question link.
A deed becomes "legal" when it is fully executed and delivered to the grantee. At that moment the ownership is transferred to the grantee but it can only be held against the grantor until it is recorded. It becomes notice to the world that the land has a new owner as soon as it's recorded in the land records.
See related question link.
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 11y agoA deed becomes "legal" when it is fully executed and delivered to the grantee. At that moment the ownership is transferred to the grantee but it can only be held against the grantor until it is recorded. It becomes notice to the world that the land has a new owner as soon as it's recorded in the land records.
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