Title companies make sure that the real estate is under (or is brought into condition of) "clear title," so that all liens are paid off at the the closing including paying back taxes.
Gollancz wanted a "condition of England" title to include in his Left Book Club, a bookselling experiment he had started to develop at the beginning of 1936.
If you can, go and see a picture of trees that both depicts and inspires the condition of its title, namely Happiness.
Title companies, he said, have different policies, and some may insist that the seller produce a written waiver as a condition of insuring title.
The Department does have the power to prohibit forced arbitration clauses as a condition of receiving Title IV aid, and I commend the Department lawyers who got that right the first time.
The detailed procedures for discretizing the governing equations and boundary conditions of the title problems using the DCM are presented.
We have, then, the conditions of the title taken to the property in the name of Brainard, unknown to the complainant at the time, and the money furnished by Buck to Brainard as his agent, and put into the purchase of the house and lot.
No. 1923, 82d Cong., 2d Sess., 6 (1952) ("A person may have 'invented' a machine or a manufacture, which may include anything under the sun that is made by man, but it is not necessarily patentable under section 101 unless the conditions of the title are fulfilled" (emphasis added)).
"In better aligning the law to support college- and career-ready standards," the White House statement said, its proposed rewrite of the No Child Left Behind law would "require all states to adopt and certify that they have college- and career-ready standards which may include common standards developed by a state-led consortium, as a condition of qualifying for Title I funding".
