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In the event of a dispute, which deed clause would best state the extent of ownership?

Select one:
A. Premises
B. Testimonium
C. Habendum
D. Escalator



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Final answer:

The Habendum clause in a deed best states the extent of ownership.


Explanation:

Ownership extent in a deed is best stated by the Habendum clause. This clause defines the duration of the interest conveyed and the rights that come with it. For example, it may specify whether the ownership is for a specific period or in perpetuity.


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