Sentences with phrase «land on which»

Detached homes are usually among the more expensive properties on the market, because they provide the greatest degree of privacy, and you own the land on which they're situated outright.

These include construction - only loans with terms of less than two years that do not finance the transfer of title to the consumer and loans secured by vacant land on which a home will not be constructed or placed using the loan proceeds within two years after settlement of the loan.

In 2003, Tom and Consandra Christmas («Purchasers») were in the market for a piece of land on which to build a house and spend quiet afternoons fishing with their grandchildren.

It may provide special protection through the filing of a homestead exemption, which exempts some or all of the value of your equity in the homestead — the home that you live in and the land on which it sits — from claims of unsecured creditors.

Even if one does find a bit of land on which to develop new retail, the old days of easy zoning and land assemblage are now history.

It may provide special protection through the filing of a homestead exemption, which exempts some or all of the value of your equity in the homestead - the home that you live in and the land on which it sits - from claims of unsecured creditors.

Any house is vulnerable if it's on an attractive lot, is close to a downtown, and has a small or outdated footprint — in other words, a house that's less valuable than the land on which it sits.

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While prices may cool, the scarcity of land on which to build detached houses will continue to fuel the condo building boom, said Peter Norman, chief economist at real estate consulting firm Altus Group.

Lately, he has been working on the idea of a community land trust that would own the underlying land on which a house is built.

The first exchange involved Teruya's interest in Ocean Vista, a parcel of land on which a condominium development sat.

When H sued O and L, the court found that H failed to perform her own due diligence and it was inconceivable H would proceed with a builder that could not come up with a small sum of money (deposit) to buy the land on which the house was to be built.

The nun's coffers weren't full enough to buy the land on which to build the convent so St. Teresa buried medals with St. Joseph's likeness on the desired property.

In 1998, Eugene and Marjorie Cooper («Owners») entered into an oil, gas, and mineral lease with Bayou Black Royalty Company for a fifty acre tract of land on which their home was located.

They were originally built in the 17th century by country folk who worked in the sugar plantations and didn't own the land on which their houses stood.

The U.S. Department of Energy's ambitious goal to use wind power for 20 percent of the country's energy needs by 2030 has upped the demand for land on which wind turbines can be built, says Brandon Blevins of the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy in Knoxville, Tenn..

Manufactured homes Old Rules - Subsidy payments are permitted only to meet the cost of renting the land on which a manufactured home owned by a family is located.

It may provide special protection through the filing of a homestead exemption, which exempts some or all of the value of your equity in the homestead — or home that you live in and the land on which it sits — from claims of unsecured creditors.

An existing dwelling, together with the land on which it is erected, or any other real rights associated with that property;

For example, traditional owners may not live on the land on which the housing is built.

Although some of the land had previously been used by the Swan Brewery, half of the land on which the development was to occur was unallocated Crown land: Bropho - v - Western Australia (1990) 171 CLR 1 («Bropho») at para 3 of decision of Mason CJ, Deane, Dawson, Toohey, Gaudron and McHugh JJ («Majority»).

An issue with this scheme is that if the land on which the «exclusion - condition'title - holder wishes to explore is native title land, the responsibility to seek the Minister's consent to conduct such exploration is left entirely to the explorer.

We acknowledge and pay respects to the Elders and Traditional Owners of the land on which our four Australian campuses stand.

I acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of land on which we meet today.

I wish to begin by acknowledging the traditional owners of this land on which we stand the people of the Eora Nation and pay respect to their elders.

For example, Traditional Owners may not live on the land on which the housing is built.

beyondblue acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land on which our office is based, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.

[108] This includes ensuring that governments have «access to and control of, the land on which construction will proceed for a minimum period of 40 years», and that native title issues have been resolved.

Justice North, in his dissenting judgment in the Full Federal Court's decision in Western Australia v Ward & o'rs, [26] postulated native title as an underlying right to the land on which other rights to undertake particular activities or exercise control depended.

Can I start by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land on which we gather and pay my respect to their elders past and present.

Leases under the new s 19A can apply only to «township land», which is land on which a community is situated and which has been described by regulation.

This has included not just the land on which existing infrastructure is built, but also large areas of vacant land.

I'd like to begin by acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we meet, the Gadigal people.

The government must have access to and control of the land on which construction will proceed for a minimum period of 40 years.

The Housing Management and Maintenance Agreements make no change to ownership of the housing or the land on which it is situated.

One of the reasons for the long delays is that the Queensland Government has not wanted to transfer land on which infrastructure has been built.

In opening, I acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we meet, the Gadigal Clan of the Eora Nation.

I would like to begin by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land on which we meet, the Larrakia people, and their elders past and present.

I acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, traditional owners of the land on which we meet.

There is inconsistency in relation to the land on which these carbon rights may be created, whether these carbon rights create an interest in land, and whether harvesting rights are separate from sequestration rights.

I would like to begin by acknowledging the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation, the traditional owners of the land on which we meet.

By way of example, some common «homeowners» policies that are not always for people who own the entire structure and the land on which it sits include:

Don't buy too much coverage; remember, you're insuring the structure of your home, not the land on which it sits.

The land on which Davie now sits was part of the Everglades until it was drained just over a century ago, but there's no need for you to feel swamped if you're looking for competitive Davie insurance quotes.

English settlers purchased the land on which Milford stands today from Ansantawae, the chief of the Paugussets.

The majority of the land on which the town now stands was purchased in 1951.

Coverage A usually does not apply to exterior walls which do not support the roof of the house, fences and the piece of land on which your house is located.

On June 16, 2016, the Supreme Court of Canada decided a municipality's «notice of reserve», a mechanism to prevent construction, on land on which a telco wanted build a new radiocommunication antenna, is unconstitutional.

In many states, even the owners of land on which a child was trespassing when the drowning accident occurred may be held liable for the child's injuries or death.

pp6 - 7 If a stranger begins to build on my land supposing it to be his own, and I, perceiving his mistake, abstain from setting him right, and leave him to persevere in his error, a Court of equity will not allow me afterwards to assert my title to the land on which he had expended money on the supposition that the land was his own.