Quitclaim definition
Quitclaim means a quitclaim by Successor Agency of the Sign Easement substantially in the form of Exhibit “A” hereto.
Quitclaim means that quitclaim with respect to certain assets, as executed by an Affiliate of Seller and dated on or about the date hereof.
Quitclaim deed means that no covenants of warranty are included at all. The buyer gets only whatever interest the seller has, good, bad or ugly (and may even be nothing). It is often used to clear a cloud on the title. (These deeds are provided for by RCW 64.04.050.)
Examples of Quitclaim in a sentence
Within 60 days of the Effective Date of this Agreement Owner agrees to convey to the Town by Quitclaim Deed and for nominal consideration, the following parcel of land: Assessors’ Parcel 14-15 which is also shown as Area 1 (the “Unconditional Donation Land”) on the Land Transfer Sketch attached hereto as Exhibit L.
More Definitions of Quitclaim
Quitclaim means that Licensor makes no representation or warranty of any kind, whether express or implied, with respect to the underlying rights of the Schedule 2 Programs. Licensee accepts the Schedule 2 Program(s) “as is” and assumes any risks associated with the underlying rights related thereto, whether now known or later discovered.