Reference Book — A Real Estate Guide, Chapter 5¶
California Department of Real Estate. Reference Book — A Real Estate Guide, Chapter 5: Title to Real Property.
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- In law it is chains of title, where current ownership is a derived view over a sequence of conveyance events.
This sourceCalifornia DRE. Describes chain of title as the chronological sequence of recorded conveyances from which current ownership is derived — current ownership read as a projection over a sequence of conveyance events.
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Chapter 5 describes title as resting on a succession of recorded conveyances (abstract of title, chain of title), but cautions that title also depends on extraneous information beyond the recorded chain.
“An abstract of title is a summary statement of the successive conveyances and other facts (appeari ng in the proper place in the public records) on which a person’s title to real property rests.”
- In law it is chains of title, where current ownership is a derived view over a sequence of conveyance events.
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