Property Ownership
The legal doctrine of 'estoppel' in real property can prevent a party from:
AA. Making any improvements to their property
BB. Denying a representation they previously made that another party relied upon✓ Correct
CC. Selling their property without an agent
DD. Recording a deed without attorney review
Explanation
Estoppel prevents a party from contradicting a previous position when another party has reasonably relied on that position to their detriment. In real estate, estoppel certificates and agency by estoppel are applications of this doctrine.
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