- In law,
conveyancing is the
transfer of
legal title of real
property from one
person to another, or the
granting of an en****brance such as a
mortgage or...
- the
proprietary colony, and on June 23, 1752, they
submitted a deed of
reconveyance to the crown, one year
before the
expiration of the charter. On January...
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affect home affordability."
California Building Industry ****ociation. "
Reconveyance financing ...
helps keep home
prices low by
spreading costs over all...
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using a
reconveyance deed. This was the
mortgage by
conveyance (aka
mortgage in fee) or, when written, the
mortgage by
charter and
reconveyance and took...
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mortgage payments by 2+ months) and the sale
involves a
reconveyance agreement. A
reconveyance arrangement has two elements: (i) A sale, mortgage, lien...
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between them and as to all
subsequent claimants under them,
operates as a
reconveyance, and
revests the
estate in the grantor."
Thomson v. Ward, 1 N.H. 9 (1816)...
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trustee to
transfer legal title to the
property back to the
trustor by
reconveyance,
thereby releasing the
security for the debt.
Deeds of
trust are the...
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close of 1986, the PCGG had
filed "39
civil cases for the recovery,
reconveyance, reversion, accounting, and
damages against the
Marcoses and
their cronies"[sic]...
- Appeal, he also
served as a
commissioner on the
Royal Commission on
Reconveyance of Land to
British Columbia,
which contributed to the re-transfer of...
- 3 Geo. 4. c. 117 5
August 1822 An Act to
reduce the
Stamp Duties on
Reconveyances of Mortgages, and in
certain other Cases; and to
amend an Act of the...
