Legal Definition and Related Resources of Unmarketable Title

A title is said to be unmarketable when for purchaser to accept the title proferred would lay him open to a fair possibility of vexatious litigation with a possibility of serious loss. Agliata v D’Agostino, 124 N. Y. S.2d 212. To render title unmarketable, it is only necessary that there be a reasonable doubt as to its validity. See New York Investors v Manhattan Beach Bathing Parks Cor., 243 N. Y.S. 548,229 App.Div.593.

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Unmarketable Title in Historical Law

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Concept of Unmarketable Title in the context of Real Property

A short definition of Unmarketable Title: Not saleable. A title which has serious defects.

Concept of Unmarketable Title in the context of Real Property

A short definition of Unmarketable Title: Not saleable. A title which has serious defects.