Document background
Quick Claim Forms are specialized legal instruments within Canadian property law used to transfer property interests without any warranties or representations about the title's quality. These forms are particularly useful in situations where the grantor wishes to release any potential interest they may have in a property without guaranteeing they actually have any valid claim to it. Common applications include transfers between family members, clearing potential title defects, settling boundary disputes, or releasing potential claims in property settlements. The document's simplicity makes it an efficient tool for straightforward transfers, though it offers less protection than warranty deeds. Quick Claim Forms must comply with provincial land registry requirements and proper execution procedures, including witness and notary requirements where applicable.
