Sentence examples for a purchaser who from inspiring English sources

in the case of a purchaser who is not a preferred purchaser, the time period for purchase of eligible assets that may be covered by the purchase.

in the case of a purchaser who is not a preferred purchaser, the requirements under paragraph (5)(B).

"And providing erroneous information to prospective purchasers would be grounds for a suit against the co-op by a purchaser who was mislead".

In 1999 he represented a purchaser who bought a circa 1837 version of "Peaceable Kingdom" by Edward Hicks at auction for $4.7 million.

The 'innocence' of a purchaser who buys goods from a government with knowledge that possession or apparent title was derived from an act patently in violation of international law is highly questionable.

In that case, an underwriter would grant an allocation of shares to a purchaser, who in return committed to buy more shares at higher prices in the open market.

A home purchaser who uses a HECM to fund part of the cost has 4 options.

And notwithstanding the general rule, that, with respect to equitable right, qui prior est tempore potior est jure, it seems probable that equity would prefer a subsequent purchaser, who had given a proper notice to the trustee, to a prior purchaser, who had neglected to do so.

But there is no basis in the injunction's text for treating a sale of the land to a private purchaser who does not promise to take the cross down as "permitting" the cross's display, when failing to forbid the cross's presence on already-private land within the Mojave National Preserve would not be treated as such.

(d) A securities intermediary as purchaser has priority over a conflicting purchaser who has control unless otherwise agreed by the securities intermediary.

As a result, Mr. Brav said, it is possible that in some counties there may be recent mortgages or liens that have not been recorded as of the date of closing -- a problem that can cause a major headache for an unsuspecting purchaser who does not have title insurance, because such liens and mortgages, if not satisfied at the closing, can become the responsibility of the new owner.