Wild Deed Law and Legal Definition
A wild deed is a recorded deed that is not in the chain of title because a previous instrument connected to the chain of title was not recorded. A wild deed will not provide constructive notice to later purchasers of the property, because subsequent bona fide purchasers cannot reasonably be expected to locate the deed while investigating the chain of title to the property. A wild deed is also known as a thin air deed.
Legal Definition list
Related Legal Terms
- Absolute Deed
- Act and Deed
- All Inclusive Deed of Trust [AIDOT]
- Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
- Authorized Representative [Wildlife and Fisheries]
- Bargain and Sale Deed
- Beneficiary Deed
- Bond for Deed
- Candidate Conservation Agreement [Wildlife Law]
- Candidate Conservation Agreement With Assurances [Wildlife Law]
