Sentences with phrase «titled owner of the property»

The family court concluded that husband was not in contempt because he was not the titled owner of the property and was unable to comply with the divorce decree.

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The case began several years ago when First Canadian, a title insurance company, sued the Law Society of New Brunswick for amending its professional standards to require a lawyer to be present when property owners swore affidavits for the sale or mortgage of a property.

This person is the beneficial owner of the assets — they enjoy the benefit of owning the property even though it is registered in title to the trustee.

(«Chain of title» refers to the sequence of transferred ownership of property, from the present owner back to the first.)

Title deeds show the owner of the 883 hectare property on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River to be companies associated with local Riverina cotton grower George Commins.

The Department of Environmental Conservation announced that over 200 property owners will receive letters asking if they want to resolve their long - standing title ownership with the state.

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Even if only one person's name is on the property title, and / or the owner purchased the home before the other party moved in, the non-owner is likely entitled to a portion of it.

A form of ownership in real property where the owners have title to only of an apartment or townhouse.

An examination of the public title records to ensure that the seller is the owner of the property and that there are no liens or other claims outstanding.

If they feel comfortable that you should be the owner of the property, the title company will issue a policy covering you against loss if for any reason you are not the proper owner of the property.

Title establishes legal proof of your ownership of property and establishes your rights as the owner.

When a spouse is an owner or a co-owner of property at the time of his death, then a deed of conveyance may be necessary to convey the deceased spouse's title to the surviving spouse.

CDs: Hold property in joint tenancy with right of survivorship (or as tenancy by the entirety if owners are spouses), transfer title to a revocable living trust, or name a payable - on - death beneficiary.

Money Market Accounts: Hold property in joint tenancy with right of survivorship (or as tenancy by the entirety if owners are spouses), transfer title to a revocable living trust, or name a payable - on - death beneficiary.

Public records contain information about the history of the property, the description of the property, the owner of the property and whether or not there are liens against the title.

An examination of title records to ensure that the seller is the legal owner of the property and there are no liens or encumbrances on the property.

The Borrower must be reflected as the owner of the subject property on the preliminary title report and there must be no liens on the subject property.

Title Insurance: Title insurance protects a real estate owner or lender against any loss or damage they might experience because of liens, encumbrances, or defects in the title to the property, or the incorrectness of the related seTitle Insurance: Title insurance protects a real estate owner or lender against any loss or damage they might experience because of liens, encumbrances, or defects in the title to the property, or the incorrectness of the related seTitle insurance protects a real estate owner or lender against any loss or damage they might experience because of liens, encumbrances, or defects in the title to the property, or the incorrectness of the related setitle to the property, or the incorrectness of the related search.

The basic functions of a lawyer are to search the property's title to confirm that you are the owner.

For tax purposes, however, capital gains are reported on the tax return of the beneficial owner of the property — the person who has legal ownership and enjoyment of the property as well as the legal title.

Closing costs are primarily administrative fees that go toward paying for title and deed searches to ensure there are no other owners of the property, as well as for processing documents, transaction fees, and also for legal costs.

Title Insurance: Insurance to protect the lender (lender's policy) or the buyer (owner's policy) against loss arising from disputes over ownership of a property.

Title Company: A company that researches titles and the history of titles, liens, and encumbrances in order to make sure all entitlements to a property are fulfilled before the title can be transferred to a new oTitle Company: A company that researches titles and the history of titles, liens, and encumbrances in order to make sure all entitlements to a property are fulfilled before the title can be transferred to a new otitle can be transferred to a new owner.

Deed — A formal written instrument by which the title of a real property is transferred from one owner to another.

Title insurance protects you from liens that may be attached to the property by way of a previous owner, or from any complications with the deed.

Settlement: Also known as the closing of the loan, in which the title of the home is transferred to the new owner and the sale of the property is finalized.

Even when a property is resold quickly, or refinanced within a short period of time from the original purchase or most recent refinance, a new title search and title policy are needed because the owner could have taken actions that had an impact on his claim to the title, such as taking out a second mortgage or incurred a lien from unpaid taxes.

Moreover, the home owner retains the title of the property throughout the life of the loan, as long as the taxes and insurance associated with the property are kept current and the condition of the home is reasonably maintained.

You hold title to your property, are required to live there as an owner - occupant, and continue to be responsible for the timely payment of associated property taxes, homeowner's insurance and, if applicable, homeowner's association (HOA) fees.

A fee paid by property owners for the management of the common property of buildings established under a strata title.

Per City Code Title 10 Section 1 - 22, posters or signs may not be attached on property that does not belong to the poster without first obtaining the consent of the property owner or their agent.

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Property owners, banks, insurance companies, title companies and municipalities would all have access to clean records of ownership and title transfers, reducing future title search time and increasing transparency.

«Transparency International Canada's analysis of land title records found that nearly a half of the 100 most valuable residential properties in Greater Vancouver are held through structures that hide their beneficial owners,» the authors wrote.

Generally, any premarital property is given immediately to the original owner, so long as the title or nature of the property has not changed.

• Counsel to Ottawa property owners in successfully defending complex «cottage property title dispute» involving complex issues of title in both Registry and Land Titles.

His experience as lead counsel in over 100 jury and non-jury trials and as a former prosecutor in the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, combined with his knowledge of substantive real estate law, afford him a unique vantage point from which to counsel his clients, whether they are lending institutions, business or real property owners, or title insurers.

Despite any provision of this Act, the Real Property Limitations Act or any other Act, no title to and no right or interest in land registered under this Act that is adverse to or in derogation of the title of the registered owner shall be acquired hereafter or be deemed to have been acquired heretofore by any length of possession or by prescription.

Because if purchase funds come from somebody other than the prospective owner, the doctrine of resulting trust presumes that, regardless of who is on title, the owner holds the property in trust for whoever advanced the funds.

The Land Titles Act does not recognize any right of adverse possession as against the registered owner of property.

The BC Court of Appeal decided against the lenders and found that although the LTA protects the genuine owner or purchaser of property who is relying on the register in respect of title to the property, it does not protect someone who has a lesser interest in the land such as a registered mortgage.

It was clear that Mr. Gill would be entitled to have his property returned to him because section 23 of the Land Title Act (the «LTA «-RRB- provides that the registered owner's title to property is «indefeasible» subject to certain exceptions including the right of a person deprived of land to show the registered owner participated in fTitle Act (the «LTA «-RRB- provides that the registered owner's title to property is «indefeasible» subject to certain exceptions including the right of a person deprived of land to show the registered owner participated in ftitle to property is «indefeasible» subject to certain exceptions including the right of a person deprived of land to show the registered owner participated in fraud.

By using a this deed, the grantor promises the transferee (1) that he or she is the owner of the property and has the right to convey it, (2) that no one else is possessing the property, (3) that there are no encumbrances against the property, (4) that no one with a better claim to the property will interfere with the transferee's rights, and (5) to defend certain claims regarding title to the property.