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The after acquired title doctrine is also known as estoppel by deed. Under that doctrine, if a person executes a deed or a mortgage before that signor actually has title, as long as that signor warrants the title in the deed or mortgage that they execute, when the signor acquires good title, that good title flows on through to their grantee or mortgagee. | The after acquired title doctrine is also known as estoppel by deed. Under that doctrine, if a person executes a deed or a mortgage before that signor actually has title, as long as that signor warrants the title in the deed or mortgage that they execute, when the signor acquires good title, that good title flows on through to their grantee or mortgagee. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:19, 3 July 2018
After Acquired Title Doctrine
The after acquired title doctrine is also known as estoppel by deed. Under that doctrine, if a person executes a deed or a mortgage before that signor actually has title, as long as that signor warrants the title in the deed or mortgage that they execute, when the signor acquires good title, that good title flows on through to their grantee or mortgagee.
