In Ontario real estate law, a deed is a physical, legal legal document used to transfer the ownership of a property from a seller to a buyer during a transaction. Conversely, a title is an abstract concept representing your legal ownership rights, basket of privileges, and lawful possession interest in the property. While you hold a physical deed as evidence of transfer, your overall "title" encompasses the cumulative legal standing and freedom from encumbrances, liens, or conflicting ownership claims.
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