Sentences with phrase «grantee party»

Ngarrawanji Native Title Claimants (WC1996 / 075)(«Ngarrawanji native title party»)- and - Koongie - Elvire Native Title Claimants (WC1999 / 040)(«Koongie - Elvire native title party»)- and - The State of Western Australia (Government party)- and - Sammy Resources Pty Ltd (grantee party)

The parties were unable to reach agreement and the grantee party applied under s 35 of the Native Title Act to have the NNTT determine whether the lease could be granted.

In only one case was a decision made that «good faith» negotiation had not occurred, and this involved a situation where the grantee had made little attempt to engage with the native title party and had made clear that it was participating in the RTN process only so that it could proceed to arbitration by the Tribunal... these findings strongly suggest that grantee parties have little to fear from the arbitration process... Unless they engage in behaviour that patently demonstrates the absence of an intention to engage in negotiation, they appear unlikely to be required to re-commence the RTN process with a consequent delay in project development.

Not exact matches

You can turn a standard quitclaim deed into a survivorship deed by writing that the «second party» or «grantee» — the people who are receiving the property, in this example, you and your adult child — hold the property as «joint tenants with rights of survivorship.»

There are two parties to a deed: the grantor and the grantee.

Quitclaim Deed forms are legal documents used by a person or entity (called Grantor) to transfer an interest in a piece of real property to another party or entity (called the Grantee).

In the event of a dispute between two grantees, Washington's recording statute gives priority to the party who recorded first.

A Quitclaim Deed is used to transfer any ownership that someone (a grantor) has in a piece of property to another party (a grantee), without providing a warranty.

The alternative is to involve the Government party and the Grantee in proceedings, submissions and the acquisition of evidence without knowing the issues involved, thereby giving rise to unnecessary cost and delay in the ultimate determination.

It enables the Government party and the Grantee to make appropriate submissions and provide appropriate evidence relevant to the ultimate determination and for the inquiry to proceed from the outset with knowledge of the issues between the parties.

Real estate deeds typically name the grantor and grantee, but other documents require the identity of these parties to be clear, including:

Private parties use the county grantor / grantee index to first search for the property legal description and tax assessor's parcel number.