Sentences with phrase «legal ownership turns»

Legal ownership turns over to you as the buyer; however, the payment will continue to go to the old owner (seller).

Not exact matches

The religious disputes turn legal as members quarrel over farmland, construction contracts, and other land ownership issues, security courses said.

But that problem can not be solved by turning ownership of the legal profession over to investment houses.

In turn the reduction in errors and clarity in ownership, and a permanent and transparent record of the fulfilment of royalty agreements, which blockchain provides, should reduce legal disputes between parties.

Three times since the turn of the new Millennium, the American Bar Association and State Bars have declined to adopt some version of legal re-regulation that eases the current prohibitions of «non-lawyer» investment, ownership, and management of law firms.

In most cases, if you receive property under suspicious circumstances and fail to make a reasonable inquiry into the property's legal ownership, you may face criminal charges if that property turns out to be stolen.

And I do know this: any global law firm with an office in Canada and with access to global private capital would turn this country's legal profession upside down, from acquiring talent to investing in online infrastructure to marketing its brand to forcing law societies across Canada to look hard at regulations surrounding non-lawyer investment in or ownership of law firms.

This is where diligent real estate sales professionals turn to GeoWarehouse: to validate legal ownership of a property, check registered mortgages to ensure the existence of sufficient equity, or to review a property's history to ensure that everything is copasetic.