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What Commodity futures contracts can be bought and sold on the open market for reasons?
Futures contracts remain valid even if the original parties to the contract sell the rights.
Why caveat emptor principle is not fully valid in the present scenario?
why caveat emptor principal is not fully valid in the present scenario
Which is valid generalization in the developing nations?
a true statement.a
Why are commodity futures contracts transferable?
Commodity future contracts are transferable (can be bought and sold), to realize a profit or loss, but the obligation in the contract remains valid.
When is a real estate contract valid?
When it has been signed by the buyer and seller.
Is it necessary to record a quit claim deed to be valid?
The quit claim deed is a valid document by utself and as such does not have to be protected by recording it in the recording offices books. This act does not reflect the intent of the grantor. The deeding over of property to another person. The recording reflects to the recorder information only not intent.
What is the Statute of limitation on real estate debt?
If the debt is on real property, there is no limit. The debt is a lien against the property and the debtor collects on sale. A lien is valid as long as the property exists, and land seldom disappears.
Is a junior valid after foreclosure?
A junior lien is no longer valid as against the property after a foreclosure. However, the creditor can still go after the debtor and any other assets they may have to try to get the debt paid.
Does a car that is not drivable require insurance in Oklahoma?
Is the car on Private property or parked in a public place? On your Private property, without valid Tags and Without a loan against it then no insurance required.
Can a judge void a deed to property that has been made and sold for over a year?
There are valid and proper reasons that his can be done.ButUsually only in cases of fraud of some kind
What makes a Texas property sale valid?
Transfer by a valid deed.Transfer by a valid deed.Transfer by a valid deed.Transfer by a valid deed.
Are unrecorded deeds legal?
Generally, a deed is valid once it has been delivered to the grantee. If never recorded it remains enforceable against the grantor but if down the road the land is conveyed again to a person who has no notice of the first deed and that owner records their deed, the grantee in the unrecorded deed may not own the property. She would only have an action against the person who sold the land to her.Every state in the United States has its own recording statutes that address the recording in the land records of written instruments that affect the ownership of real property. There are three types of recording statutes: race, notice and race-notice. The purpose of the recording statutes is to give notice to the community that there has been a change in ownership or that there has been an encumbrance made against the real estate.Under the race process the priority of ownership in the case of more than one grantee would be determined by the first to record their deed. That priority would also apply in the other two types of recording statute states as long as the successive grantee was not given notice that the land had already been conveyed or encumbered.In practical terms this means that if an owner of land conveyed the property to two different grantees with the first not recording their deed, the second would own the property if they recorded their deed and if they had no notice of the first deed. The first grantee who didn't record their deed would only have a monetary claim against the grantor, they would not own the land.
How long does it take after a deed is recorded for it to be valid?
A deed is valid against the world the moment it is recorded as long as the grantor owns the land. See related question.A deed is valid against the world the moment it is recorded as long as the grantor owns the land. See related question.A deed is valid against the world the moment it is recorded as long as the grantor owns the land. See related question.A deed is valid against the world the moment it is recorded as long as the grantor owns the land. See related question.
Why is my neighbor throwing yard waste on my property?
It is important to communicate with your neighbor to understand their reasons for throwing yard waste on your property. They may not be aware of the impact it has on you or may have a valid reason for doing so. Open communication can help resolve the issue amicably.
Why should outliers generally be excluded when interpreting the relationship of the variables?
The assumption in the question is not valid. There are two main reasons for outliers: one is that there is a measurement or recording error and if that is the case, then the outlier should be excluded. However, it is possible that the model under consideration is no longer valid when you get near the outlier.
Does a revocable living trust override probate?
Your query doesn't contain much detail so the answer will be general information. Once property has been transferred to a trust it is no longer in an individual's estate as long as the trust is valid. Therefore, when that individual dies, the property they transferred to the trust is not part of their probate estate. That is one of the basic reasons for creating a trust.Your query doesn't contain much detail so the answer will be general information. Once property has been transferred to a trust it is no longer in an individual's estate as long as the trust is valid. Therefore, when that individual dies, the property they transferred to the trust is not part of their probate estate. That is one of the basic reasons for creating a trust.Your query doesn't contain much detail so the answer will be general information. Once property has been transferred to a trust it is no longer in an individual's estate as long as the trust is valid. Therefore, when that individual dies, the property they transferred to the trust is not part of their probate estate. That is one of the basic reasons for creating a trust.Your query doesn't contain much detail so the answer will be general information. Once property has been transferred to a trust it is no longer in an individual's estate as long as the trust is valid. Therefore, when that individual dies, the property they transferred to the trust is not part of their probate estate. That is one of the basic reasons for creating a trust.
There are any valid reasons for hacking?
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