/ˈæf.tər əˈkwaɪrd ˈtaɪtəl/ – Pharse
Definition: quyền sở hữu thủ đắc sau này.
A more thorough explanation: After-acquired title refers to a legal concept in property law where a person acquires title to property after a certain event or date, but that title is subject to certain conditions or limitations. This concept is often used in the context of real estate transactions or secured transactions, where a party may acquire title to property after entering into a contract or obtaining a security interest. The after-acquired title may be subject to the rights of other parties or may be limited in some way based on the terms of the original agreement.
Example: The seller warrants that they have good title to the property and will provide any after-acquired title to the buyer upon request.