Common use of Equitable Title Clause in Contracts

Equitable Title. Exists in a sales contract, land contract, or trust deed. It is the buyer’s or lender’s interest in the property. Both lender and buyer are considered to have an equitable title interest while the title is held by another party. The courts will hear a lawsuit brought by the party not in legal title, they have legal standing. Liquidated Damages

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