undeeded in a sentence

Definition

UNDEEDED: Not formally conveyed or transferred through a deed, resulting in uncertainty of ownership.

The property remained undeeded, leaving its ownership in question for many years.
After the land transfer, a portion of the estate was found to be undeeded and free for claim.
She was surprised to discover that the parcel of land she inherited was still undeeded.
The city council decided to develop the undeeded land for public use, enhancing the community space.
Legal disputes arose over the undeeded land, complicating the potential sale to developers.