Sentences with phrase «does equitable interest»
Or does equitable interest not count because it is specifically for closing costs and isn't attributed directly to the purchase price?
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So unless you're doing it as an academic exercise, then you know the predictable political interests and shape a package that can pass, and is fair and equitable.»
Hopefully, at this point administrators will begin to recognize that they do have a responsibility to guarantee equitable treatment for postdocs and that it is in the university's best interest to ensure that postdocs comply with rules and regulations.
The judge has to find if the agreements are fair and equitable if it has to do with debts or property or that it's in the best interest of the children if that has to do with custody or parenting time or child support.
They argued that it was hardly just and equitable to do so, and barely in the interest of justice, given the American finding.
But, as has already been highlighted, reliance on such equitable principles is uncertain, complex and does not exclusively protect the interests of cohabiting couples upon a breakdown of their relationship.
The court was critical of the approach taken in Ruralcorp which was said to have consisted of mere assertion (that the plaintiff was not a shareholder of the subsidiary) and a failure to understand the distinction between a shareholder of record and someone simply claiming an equitable interest in the shares (the proper position being that only the latter could not bring a derivative claim because a company does not recognise equitable interests).
However hurt and vindictive either of you may feel, do you believe that a fair and equitable outcome is truly what's in everyone's best interest?
In real estate agencies relationships, all parties in title are required to sign a listing agreement, it doesn't mean the heirs who may have some future equitable interest, but those holding legal title.
but I still did not have an equitable interest..
Residential tenants who do repairs or improvements gain an equitable interest in the property, that can lead to foreclosure, not just a simple eviction.