Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Massachusetts

Confirmatory deed

When I purchased a parcel of land, I used the phrase ''including, but not limited to'' to lead into the plot description, on the offchance there was another plot nearby unknown to either buyer or seller.

Indeed there was. I am happy to offer the seller an additional amount for this new parcel; my question is, should this new transaction be in the form of a confirmatory deed, as theoretically it was covered in the first deed?


Asked on 10/28/04, 1:38 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Len Foy NH Residential Title & Escrow

Re: Confirmatory deed

Hi -

It's difficult to answer your question definitively without reviewing the initial deed or examining your title.

Title work and deed preparation is relatively inexpensive, I recommend that you contact an attorney - I wouldn't think that the work would run you more than a few hundred dollars.

My name is Len Foy and I'm with the Law Offices of Gould & Gould / AppleTree Title & Closing, LLC. If you're interested in having me take a look at this project then give my office a call at (603) 434-9910.

Regards and Good Luck -

Len Foy, ESQ.

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Answered on 10/29/04, 7:20 am


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