reconveyances
/ˌriːkənˈveɪənsɪz/
noun
- The legal act of transferring property or title back to a previous owner, especially after a debt or mortgage has been paid off.
- Without a proper reconveyance, the title remained with the lender even after the mortgage was satisfied.
- After the loan was fully repaid, the bank issued a reconveyance of the house to the family.
- The lawyer prepared the reconveyance documents to return the land to its original owner.