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quitclaim

/ˈkwɪt.kleɪm/

Traduction: Document juridique ou acte par lequel une personne cède ou renonce à un droit de propriété, à un droit ou à une créance en faveur d'une autre partie, souvent sans aucune garantie de titre.

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noun

/ˈkwɪt.kleɪm/C2formallegal
  • frDocument juridique ou acte par lequel une personne cède ou renonce à un droit de propriété, à un droit ou à une créance en faveur d'une autre partie, souvent sans aucune garantie de titre.

A legal document or act by which a person transfers or relinquishes a title, right, or claim to another party, often without any warranty of ownership.

  1. C2formallegal

    A legal document by which a person transfers any interest, claim, or title they may have in a property to another person, without any warranty of the validity of that interest.

    frActe de désistement

    • The seller signed a quitclaim deed to transfer the property to the buyer.
    • A quitclaim is often used between family members to clear up title issues.
    • The lawyer prepared a quitclaim to release any potential claims on the estate.
  2. Act of transferC2formallegal

    The act of relinquishing or transferring a right, title, or claim to another person.

    frActe de transfert ou de renonciation

    • The quitclaim of the mineral rights was finalized in court.
    • He executed a quitclaim to give up his interest in the partnership.
    • The quitclaim effectively ended any dispute over the property's ownership.

    Synonymesassignmentconveyancereleaserelinquishmenttransfer

Formes
  • quitclaims plural form
  • quitclaims' possessive plural form
  • quitclaim's possessive singular form