Deed of Assignment (Miscellaneous Property)
A deed of assignment can be used to transfer all of the interests and rights which you hold in property to another individual. Anything classed as property is capable of being the subject of a deed of assignment, for example shares, trademarks and businesses.
Where there are formal requirements for registering interests in property (for example in the case of land or shares), the party to whom the interest in the property is assigned can force the person making the assignment to re-register the property in his name.
To obtain a copy of our sample deed of assignment, simply click on one of the icons above to download it for free. It has never been easier to transfer your assets in an efficient, painless and economical way. Two copies of the document should be prepared and signed by each party in the presence of witnesses. Each party should retain a copy of the signed and witnessed document.
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Deed of Assignment (Miscellaneous Property)
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