What does allodial mean?
adjective
A type of freehold estate in which the owner has complete and absolute title to the land, without any conditions or limitations. This means that the owner has the right to sell, give away, or bequeath the land as they see fit, without any restrictions or obligations.
Example
"The allodial title to the property was a major selling point for the buyer, who wanted to ensure that they had complete control over the land."
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