【しんたくしょうしょ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. deed of trust; trust deed; trust instrument
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  1. deed of trust
    2. This term refers to a legal document that makes a property a security for a loan, creating a trust relationship where the legal title of the property is transferred to a trustee until the loan is repaid.
    He prepared a deed of trust when he took out a loan from the bank.
    Please check the contents carefully before signing the deed of trust.
  2. trust deed
    3. This meaning is often used interchangeably with deed of trust, referring specifically to the formal document that lays out the terms of the trust arrangement regarding real estate.
    A new trust deed was created, outlining the terms.
    The trust deed strictly stipulates the management of the assets.
  3. trust instrument
    4. This term encompasses any document that establishes a trust, which may include various forms and regulations governing the trust's operation.
    She submitted the deed of trust as part of the trust instrument.
    Creating the trust instrument is essential and offers legal protection.
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to create a trust deedto submit a trust deedto sign a trust deedcontents of the trust deedstorage of the trust deedto verify the trust deedreal estate trust deedto cancel a trust deedamendment of the trust deedrecognized as a trust deed
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