Seized in fee

"Seized in fee" refers to a property ownership status where an individual holds complete and absolute ownership of a property, including the rights to use, sell, or transfer it as they see fit. This term typically implies that the owner has "fee simple" title, the most complete form of ownership recognized under common law. Such ownership is not limited by time and can be inherited by the owner's heirs. In legal contexts, being "seized in fee" indicates a strong, vested interest in the property.