The net proceeds from the loan were used to repay all 35.6 million outstanding in mortgage indebtedness that previously
encumbered the properties that secured the loan.
She was scheduled to deliver a lecture in Cambridge University on her movement to
encumber communism in West Bengal.
1 : to weigh down : burden <Their heavy coats
encumbered the children.>
A motion will also be heard requesting that ClassicStar "shall not sell or
encumber any foals that resulted from pairings purchased by plaintiffs".
Riding The Infertility Roller Coaster is very strongly recommended for couples searching for a comprehensive grasp of infertility issues and is a complete guide to overcoming the inevitable hardships that dealing with infertility will inevitably
encumber.
He continues, "The challenge is not to
encumber the base car with any more than it needs.
Express Right to
Encumber. A stipulation that the lessee may
encumber its leasehold estate (use it for collateral when obtaining financing) without having to obtain the landlord's consent.
It is the work of the job search counselor/facilitator to educate, mentor, and guide the special needs client in identifying and tackling anything that would
encumber the job hunter.
The report also seeks to have the role of entrepreneurship in society recognised in a more meaningful way, and, as always, the authors seek more flexible regulations for the workplace, as well as a reduction in the constraints which
encumber the start-up phase of business.
It does not
encumber the hand, does not intrude on most manual tasks, moves easily in front of the eyes and is easier to reach than, say, the ankle.
Also, since the liabilities that
encumber the transferred properties exceed their basis, a taxable gain of $3.8 million is engendered under section 357(c), but the gain is entirely exempt.
The agreement must allow each co-owner the right to convey, partition and
encumber the co-owner's interest in the property without the agreement or approval of any other person.
