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reconveyance

When a mortgage debt is retired,the lender conveys (transfers) the property back to the borrower in a title state.

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Note that even if the government could reconvey the property, thereby recovering some of its purchase price, it would still have to shoulder the cost of any diminution in value due to the zoning, an amount that can be substantial.
Condemning religion: RLUIPA and the politics of eminent domain
(107) He concluded: "If the Constitution excluded the States from making any law regulating commerce, certainly Congress cannot regrant, or in any manner reconvey to the States that power." (108)
Dynamic incorporation of foreign law
A taxpayer may initiate contact with the mortgage company, reconvey title to the mortgagee, and vacate the premises.
Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 reduces negative tax consequences from foreclosures
When a previously imposed access control is no longer necessary because of changes in traffic management, a road authority may be willing to reconvey access rights previously purchased.
Value implications of current trends in road access management
It then must offer to reconvey the property to the former owner so long as the owner "is ready, willing, and able to pay all back taxes, interest, costs and penalty" as defined by statute.
The foreclosure purchase by the equity of redemption holder or other junior interests: when should principles of fairness and morality trump normal priority rules?
The trust is remedial in the sense that the only obligations imposed on the recipient are to reconvey the property to T (or to the replacement T) and to preserve the property pending reconveyance.
Recipient liability under the Torrens system: some category errors
Because the parents had reserved to themselves a life estate, remainder to the son, the effect of frustration would be to reconvey the remainder interest to the mother (the surviving parent); in effect, the farm would return to the parents.
Care for live: private care agreements between older adults and friends or family members
In view of the distinction between the authentic and deceptive copy (or icon and simulacrum) advanced in Plato's Sophist and reassessed by Deleuze, the relation between imitatio and repetition now assumes a different coloring.(5) Each successful instance of the former category can be trusted to reconvey the essence, the dynamic interrelations of a founding literary or other text; such an imitation constitutes a verbal or other icon.
The subject of repetition/repetition of the subject: "De la ressemblance des enfans aux peres" (Essais II.37)
On Feb.8, 1996, the heirs of Santiago Suico filed a civil suit against the government for its refusal to reconvey the properties, which informal settlers began to possess.
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The failure to select option one results in a tacit agreement that the loan is not valid and a tacit appointment of the sovereign as attorney in fact to reconvey the mortgage.
Fraud from the fringe: the sovereign-citizen movement and the rise of mortgage-elimination schemes
An alternative approach to establishing affirmative asset partitioning without organizational law might be to transfer ownership of those assets to the manager(s) of the business, subject to a contractual commitment by the manager, acting as agent for the owners, to manage the assets for the exclusive benefit of the owners and to reconvey the assets to the owners under appropriate circumstances.
The Essential Role of Organizational Law
The effect of the clause is to reconvey property from the transferee back to the transferor.
Valuing gifts of interests in closely held businesses

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