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could you please tell me whether "ownership certificate" is the right expression for a document listing real estates, their area, their owners etc. kept by a Land Registry?
I found other possible expressions: ownership list, abstract of title, extract from the land register. Do they mean the same?
Hi,
could you please tell me whether "ownership certificate" is the right expression for a document listing real estates, their area, their owners etc. kept by a Land Registry?
I found other possible expressions: ownership list, abstract of title, extract from the land register. Do they mean the same?
Are all of them correct and commonly used?
Thank you very much.
Hanka
I haven't checked to see if it's on the Anoka list, but in BE the most common expression is 'title deeds' or 'deed of title' - often abbreviated to 'deeds'.
My mortgage has matured, and the bank has just sent me the deeds.
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