A person receives defective title to a property. The grantor of the title later cures the defect and tries to reclaim the property. The doctrine that may prevent the grantor from succeeding in reclaiming the property is

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A person receives defective title to a property. The grantor of the title later cures the defect and tries to reclaim the property. The doctrine that may prevent the grantor from succeeding in reclaiming the property is

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Ansley Weaver · Answer 1

Answer:Estoppel

Explanation:What Is Estoppel?

Estoppel is a legal principle that prevents someone from going against a decision that the made earlier about a particular issue which they legally agreed to the forts time. It prevents inconsistence in one own words and actions.

There are different types of estoppel. Collateral estoppel will prevent a person from making the same grievance by going to court with the same case all over again.

The person can't reclaim the property because he had previously agreed legally grant it to someone else.