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An Estate Deed is a crucial legal instrument in Singapore's property law system, used to formally transfer real estate ownership between parties. The document must be drafted in accordance with the Land Titles Act and other relevant Singapore property legislation. Estate Deeds typically include detailed property descriptions, party information, consideration details, and any encumbrances or restrictions. They are commonly used in property sales, family transfers, or estate planning, and must be properly executed and registered with the Singapore Land Authority. The deed serves as permanent evidence of the property transfer and must meet specific formal requirements to be legally valid.
