A legal right to property is a right that is recognized and protected by law. The term LEGAL RIGHT TO PROPERTY can be broken down into three parts: TITLE (5 letters), USER (4 letters), and ESCHEAT (7 letters). TITLE refers to the legal document that establishes ownership of a property, USER is the person or entity that has the right to use the property, and ESCHEAT is the process by which the state takes possession of a property when the owner dies without leaving a will or heirs.