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involuntary conveyance

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A quick definition of involuntary conveyance:

Term: Involuntary Conveyance

Definition: Involuntary conveyance means transferring property to someone else without wanting to. This can happen when someone takes the property away from you, like in a legal case. It's also called involuntary alienation.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Involuntary conveyance refers to the transfer of property to another person without the consent of the owner. This can happen through legal actions such as attachment or foreclosure.

Example: John owns a house but falls behind on his mortgage payments. The bank initiates foreclosure proceedings and eventually takes possession of the property. This is an example of involuntary conveyance because John did not willingly transfer ownership of the house to the bank.

Explanation: In this example, John did not want to give up his house, but the legal process of foreclosure allowed the bank to take possession of the property. This is an example of involuntary conveyance because John did not voluntarily transfer ownership to the bank.

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