QUASI:
To some degree, almost, partially, somewhat. Also
resembling but not quite being the thing in question.
QUIET
ENJOYMENT:
(1) One of the common law warranties. (2) Assurance
that one's title, possession, or use of real estate
will not be disturbed or disrupted by a legitimate
cause or adverse right.
QUIET
TITLE SUIT:
A lawsuit brought by an owner of real estate for
the purpose of canceling, wiping out, and putting
a quietus upon supposedly immaterial, inconsequential,
and unenforceable claims and interests which cloud
his title.
QUIETUS:
Final disposition, settlement or elimination of
a claim or debt.
QUIT
CLAIM DEED:
A deed which does not imply that the grantor holds
title, but which surrenders and gives to the grantee
any possible interest or rights which the grantor
may have in the property.
