Property Ownership
What is a 'quiet title action' in Delaware?
AA court proceeding to remove noise nuisances near the property
BA court action to establish or clear title to real property when there is a dispute or cloud on title✓ Correct
CA request to the Commission to confirm ownership
DA lender's action to foreclose on a defaulted mortgage
Explanation
A quiet title action is a lawsuit filed in court to establish or confirm ownership of real property when there is a dispute or cloud on title (such as an adverse possession claim or competing deed). The court's decree 'quiets' any adverse claims.
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