Title to property may be transferred without the owner's consent by
A) gift
B) involuntary alienation.
C) sales contract.
D) voluntary alienation.

The correct answer is B) involuntary alienation, which allows property transfer without the owner's consent through legal processes like foreclosure or eminent domain. This contrasts with voluntary alienation, where the owner willingly transfers property. Involuntary alienation often results from legal obligations or government actions that override the owner's wishes.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-04

The correct answer is B) involuntary alienation, a legal process that allows property transfer without the owner's consent, often due to foreclosure or eminent domain. Unlike voluntary alienation, which involves owner's agreement, involuntary alienation occurs against the owner's wishes. This highlights how property rights can be affected by legal obligations and government actions. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-04