Category: Disclaimer of Interest
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Refusing to Accept a Deed
For a valid real estate deed conveyance, two key actions must occur: The giver (called the grantor) must deliver it the recipient (called the grantee). The grantee must accept it. A Recipient May Refuse to Accept a Deed. Circumstances are not always right for taking on new ownership and new responsibilities. Moreover, not every piece of real property…
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Disclaiming an Interest in an Inherited Timeshare
Through a timeshare, multiple people can share the use of property—typically a hotel suite or a resort condo. The concept is to enable everyone in a group to (collectively, but at different times) enjoy a property for an annual getaway—without having to buy real estate at a place they only plan to visit now and then.…