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A written instrument by which one individual can transfer his property to another individual is known as a Deed. This deed or document has the signature or seal of both, the buyer and the receiver. Their signature or seal proves that both of them agree to the deal made in between them. This instrument is under a seal. It contains a covenant, deal or contract between two persons or firms.
There are many ways to store a property deed. The most common and simple way is to keep the deed securely locked in their home. There are others who prefer to store their deeds in their bank lockers. Some people file their deeds with an advocate whom they share a special working relationship with. Make sure the password you use while storing your deed is unique and very difficult for others to crack.
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