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right
does not attach unless…the debtor has s in the collateral "Uniform Commercial Code"] [leasing mineral s] see also real right e pl : the interest in property possessed (as under copyright law) in an intangible thing and
warrant
a sentence of death dis·pos·ses·so·ry warrant [dis-pə-ze-sə-rē-] : a warrant issued to evict someone (as a lessee) from real property used esp. in Georgia distress warrant : a warrant ordering the distress of property and specifying which items
Tenement
2 Bl. Com. 16. 'Tenement' may denote the estate is as well as the land. Halsb. L.E., tit. 'Real Property.' Local authorities sometimes refer to separately rated parts of houses or flats s tenements.1. Properly (esp. land) held
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Particular tenants, Alienation by
enter immediately. Fines and recoveries having been abolished and a feoffment having no longer a tortious operation (English) (Real Property Act, 1845, s. 4), a tenant, by creating a larger interest than he has in the property, did
Intestate
has left no will. In regard to all the deaths before 1925, if he left no heir, his real property escheated (see ESCHEAT) to the Crown or lord of the manor, and his personal property was administered by
Frauds, Statute of
or some other person thereunto by him lawfully authorized. The first three ss. (materially affected by the (English) Real Property Act, 1845 (8 & 9 Vict. c. 106), reproduced and amended by the L.P. Act, 1925, s. 52,
Court Rolls
provisions for the preservation and superintendence of Court Rolls, ibid. 2nd Sched. II. See MANORIAL DOCUMENTS; Williams on Real Property. Consult Scriven or Elton on Copyholds
leasehold
leasehold : a tenure of real property held by a lessee under a lease : a lessee's estate in the property ;also : the property
special use valuation
method of valuation allowed under the Internal Revenue Code in calculating estate taxes on farm property or on real property used in a closely held business in which the property is valued on the basis of its current
Personalty
Personalty, personal property-as distinguished from realty, or real property, in the usual sense of the word, freehold or copyhold land or houses; that which relates to the
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