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incorporation by reference

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incorporation by reference

A method of including all the terms of one document into another document without having to spell everything out. Deeds will frequently make reference to restrictive covenants on file in the real estate records at a certain book and page number and incorporate them by reference into the deed itself. In that manner, any purchaser of the land is bound by the restrictive covenants, without getting into arguments about whether or not they had constructive notice because of the public filing. A renewal lease may be a one- or two-page instrument incorporating the original lease by reference, with the exception of changes to the rental rate and the term.



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Use Of Incorporation By Reference As discussed in our January 8, 2008
33-8909, in which it announced that it had amended Form S-11 to permit the incorporation by reference of reports and other documents that issuers previously filed under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
Under the proposal, historical incorporation by reference into Form S-11 could only be used by a registrant that:
 
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