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quitclaim

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quitclaim: see deed deed, in law, written document that is signed and delivered by which one person conveys land or other realty (see property ) to another. A deed may assure the extent of the conveying party's ownership or, if the party is uncertain of the precise extent, he issues a
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quitclaim [′kwit‚klām]
(mining engineering)
Legal release of a claim, right, title, or interest by one person or estate to another.


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Chapters address why an estate plan is necessary, how to select, prepare for and sign a will, preparing and changing a living trust, preparing a designation of primary physician, organ donation form, or quitclaim deed, and much more.
Chapters address why an estate plan is necessary, how to select, prepare for and sign a will, preparing and changing a living trust, preparing a designation of primary physician, organ donation form, or quitclaim deed, and much more.
Quitclaim deed: A deed relinquishing oil interest, title, or claim in o property by a grantor, but not representing that such title is valid, nor containing any warranty or covenants for title.
 
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