Obscured Right
/ˈɒbskjʊərd raɪt/
Definitions
- (n.) A legal right that is hidden or not readily apparent, often affecting property interests or claims.
The buyer failed to notice the obscured right encumbering the title.
Forms
- obscured rights
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Commentary
Obscured rights often require thorough title searches or disclosures to detect; drafters should clearly specify any limitations or hidden claims affecting property.
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