Sentence examples for equitable interest from inspiring English sources

"Equitable interest means if you suffer harm you should be compensated for it," Mr. Kane said.

"One concern is that this makes it more complicated for borrowers to understand the transaction and what their equitable interest and obligations are in the property.

As an alternative, Mr. Kane suggests forcing large and implicitly guaranteed institutions like Citigroup to give taxpayers an equitable interest in them.

He said the agreement records that at the time of purchase the Union's equitable interest in the property was 60%; that the property must be sold 12 months after the employment finishes, and that the union's entire equity interest in the property must be repaid at the time of sale and will reflect any increase in price.

Equitable tracing is based not on legal ownership but on the claimant's possession of an equitable interest.

When trusts are not properly constituted, the trustees and beneficiaries have no equitable interest in the property, and so are volunteers.

As a small measure of compensation to widows, the act extended dower to equitable interests.

Thus, today, legal and equitable interests are usually enforced by the same courts, but they remain conceptually distinct.

The exceptions are where it is a transfer of land, the transfer of existing equitable interests, or where the trust is made in a will.

With no specific outcome yet predictable, the day begins with the general term "coalition" dominating the map and a far more equitable level of interest in the politicians and parties.

This duty is owed to two classes of people; the person ordering the house, and also every person who later takes an equitable and legal interest in the house.