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Legal Terms – Freedom from Encumbrances
The liberation of property from the encumbrances imposed by parties other than the proprietor. In contracts for the sale of goods, unless the seller explicitly states that he is transferring only the title he or a third party possesses, there exists an implied warranty that the goods are free from any undisclosed or unknown charges or encumbrances to the buyer prior to the formation of the contract.
The liberation of property from the encumbrances imposed by parties other than the proprietor. In contracts for the sale of goods, unless the seller explicitly states that he is transferring only the title he or a third party possesses, there exists an implied warranty that the goods are free from any undisclosed or unknown charges or encumbrances to the buyer prior to the formation of the contract.
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