Constructive notice

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The legal presumption that the public is aware of facts that are a matter of public record or visible from inspection, whether or not any person actually examined them. Recording a deed gives constructive notice of ownership; possession of property likewise imparts constructive notice of the occupant's rights. Contrast actual notice, which is direct knowledge.

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