Title to property owned by the merged corporation transfers to the surviving corporation,without formality or deeds.

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In a merger, the surviving corporation becomes the legal owner of all the property formerly held by the merged corporation, without the need for formal transfer or deeds. This is because the surviving corporation inherits all the assets and liabilities of the merged corporation, including its property. However, there may be legal and contractual requirements to notify relevant parties and update property records.

Title to Property Owned by the Merged Corporation Transfers to the Surviving