cleareddeed
nounUK /ˈklɪəd diːd/
US /ˈklɪrd diːd/
A paper that shows a person now owns a house or land.
After paying off the loan, she received the cleareddeed for her house.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A document proving that a debt on a property has been fully paid.
The bank stamped the cleareddeed once the mortgage was settled.
3. An official record showing that a piece of land is free of claims.
The lawyer checked the cleareddeed before the sale went through.
4. A certificate confirming that a legal matter has been resolved.
He kept the cleareddeed in a safe place with his other papers.