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Legal Definitions - unqualified ownership
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Definition of unqualified ownership
Unqualified ownership
Unqualified ownership means having complete ownership without any restrictions or limitations.
- When you buy a car with cash, you have unqualified ownership of the vehicle.
- If you inherit a house from your parents and there are no conditions attached to the inheritance, you have unqualified ownership of the property.
These examples illustrate unqualified ownership because in both cases, the individuals have complete control over the assets they own. They can use them as they wish, sell them, or give them away without any restrictions or limitations.
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Simple Definition
Term: Unqualified ownership
Definition: Unqualified ownership means having complete ownership without any rules or restrictions.
Unqualified ownership is when you own something completely and there are no limits or conditions on how you can use it. It's like having a toy that you can play with however you want, without anyone telling you what to do with it. When you have unqualified ownership, you have full control over what you own.
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