Evidence of title

Evidence of Title
Document, such as a deed, which demonstrates property ownership.

EVIDENCE OF TITLE - Proof of ownership of property; commonly a certificate of title, an abstract of tit...
EVIDENTIAL MATTER - Underlying ACCOUNTING data and other corroborating information that support the FIN...

Terms of sale
Evidence of Title
Standard searches
Planning consents and building control certificates
Property information and fixtures and fittings forms
Copies of guarantees and warranties
Draft contract
Home Condition Report ...

Documents are written evidence of title such as bills of lading, warehouse receipts, and dock receipts. To be a document of title, it must be issued by or addressed to a third party (called a bailee) and cover goods in the bailee's possession.

This would include evidence of Title, terms of sale, searches, leasehold information, guaranties and warranties and even a survey, called a Home Condition Report (HCR).

A written document given by a warehouseman for items received for storage in his or her warehouse, which serves as evidence of title to the stored goods.

It describes the goods, the details of the intended voyage, and it specifies the conditions of transportation. If issued in negotiable form, i.e. "to order", it becomes documentary evidence of title to the goods.

See also: Expense, Bills, Banks, Invoice, Bank holding company