omandivõtmeta
Omandivõtmeta is a term used in discussions of property law to describe a transfer of ownership that occurs without a concurrent transfer of possession. In such a scenario, legal title passes from the seller to the buyer—typically upon a deed or registration—while actual possession of the property may remain with the seller or be governed by a separate arrangement. The concept is used primarily in comparative law and scholarly analysis to differentiate between changes in ownership status and changes in physical control.
Etymology: The word is formed from oma (own), mand (possession or holding), võtt (taking) and meta (without),
Context and usage: Omandivõtmeta is not a standard everyday term in all languages, but appears in legal
Examples: A property sale where the deed is registered and the buyer becomes owner, but the seller
See also: Ownership, Possession, Property law, Land registry, Transfer of property.