What is DEED IN FEE?

A deed conveying the title to land in fee simple with the usual covenants.
Itudd v. Savelli, 44 Ark. 152; Moody v. Railway Co., 5 Wash. 099, 32 Pac. 751.

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Related Legal Terms
DEED OF COVENANT, WARRANTY DEED, SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED, GENERAL WARRANTY DEED, QUITCLAIM DEED, INOPERATIVE DEED, DEED OF GIFTS, TAX DEED, MINERAL DEED, GIFT DEED


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