Alienation is the ability to "transfer property" from one person to another. An alienable title is one that can be "conveyed" from the current owner to someone else.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is alienation in the context of real estate law?
2. How is alienable title defined in real estate law?
3. What does it mean to transfer property in real estate law?
4. What is the significance of an alienable title in real estate transactions?
5. Can an alienable title be conveyed to another person?
6. What is the purpose of property ownership and transfer through deeds?
7. How does the concept of alienable title relate to property ownership?
8. What is the role of deeds in transferring property ownership?
9. What is the difference between an alienable title and an inalienable title?
10. Can an alienable title be transferred without a deed?