The death of the grantor whose deed is held in escrow does not invalidate the escrow. |
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He goes on to point out that the grantor may deliver to his own servant, if the grantor makes delivery, intending to make the deed his own deed. |
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There is no right at common law for him to recover the cost against the grantor. |
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In particular, there must be an intention to create legal relations and there must be consideration moving from the grantee to the grantor. |
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The grantor intends to reserve rights over the tenement granted. |
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It is the grantor of the licence I am interested in, not the grantee. |
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The grantee sued the grantor upon his covenant to maintain the road. |
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Following this approach, one single enquiry would suffice to ascertain the extent of the security rights encumbering all assets of a grantor. |
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The concession company will be remunerated by means of an annual royalty paid by the grantor. |
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This would mean a higher tax bill, but it would give the grantor all the money now. |
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If you want to be one of the special few who get ongoing support, begin early to cultivate the grantor. |
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The Restricted Fund records funds for specific purposes other than operations as defined by the grantor. |
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Yet he sees little risk in making gifts of cash and marketable securities or using approved techniques, like grantor retained annuity trusts, to pass money to heirs. |
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For a living trust, the grantor may retain some level of control to the trust, such by appointment as protector under the trust instrument. |
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The other relates to the creation of s. 427 security in that the language of the section permits the bank to acquire only such interest as the grantor of the security has at the time of the granting of the security. |
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In these borderline cases, the characterization of the amount may be left to the grantor to determine based on the primary purpose to the grantor. |
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The share of the provisions corresponding to grantor rights was therefore to be reclassified as capital injections without being subject to corporation tax. |
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Subject to those changes, the Working Group approved the substance of the section of the draft annex dealing with rights of a grantor in the intellectual property to be encumbered. |
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This transaction, which is subject to approval by the concession grantor and to non-exercise by the other Lusoponte concession holders of their pre-emption rights, is expected to be closed by the end of the year. |
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The project company may also have to pay a concession fee to the grantor, and if the project is very profitable, it will have to share the profits with the public authorities. |
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Another form of free tenure was the spiritual tenure of bishops or monasteries, their sole obligation being to pray for the souls of the grantor and his heirs. |
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Pardons, in contrast, rely exclusively on the whim of the grantor. |
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Thus, a searcher needs to conduct only one search in the general security rights registry against the name or other identifier of the grantor to find competing security rights. |
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In addition, it was observed that, under recommendation 216, the governing law would be that of the State in which the grantor was located at the time a priority conflict arose, rather than two governing laws. |
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A spousal support statute resulted in estate inclusion of a trust with the grantor as cotrustee. |
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In both cases, the assignee of the secured obligation cannot acquire greater rights as against the grantor or as against the encumbered asset than those that could be claimed by the assignor. |
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However, the prevailing view was that it would be sufficient to require that the secured creditor should give notice to the grantor and its other creditors. |
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A qualified terminable interest property trust may be named as a beneficiary when time grantor wants to control the ultimate beneficiary of the retirement benefits. |
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The principal that a grantor cannot establish a spendthrift trust to avoid his own creditors is not found in the laws of many foreign jurisdictions. |
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