Escrow & Title
In Hawaii, what is 'title by descent' (or inheritance)?
AA. Acquiring title by adverse possession over time
BB. Acquiring title through hereditary succession when a property owner dies with or without a will✓ Correct
CC. Acquiring title by purchasing at a foreclosure sale
DD. Acquiring title through eminent domain proceeding
Explanation
Title by descent is acquired through inheritance—from a will (testate) or by state law if no will (intestate). Inherited property passes by operation of law to heirs.
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