That form of title is also used for estate planning purposes, he said.
Another form of title to real estate, Ms. Bluth said, is known as a tenancy by the entirety.
"I think every co-op buyer should at least consider buying leasehold title insurance," a special form of title insurance, said Mark Borten, a Manhattan co-op lawyer.
Meanwhile, the thrifty queen, having saved considerable expenses, handed out cost-free rewards in the form of titles and coats of arms.
Ralph M. Engel, a Manhattan estate-planning lawyer, said that while a surviving joint owner may be able to renounce the interest owned by a deceased joint owner for tax purposes, it is generally more expedient to change the form of title ahead of time if estate taxes will be an issue.
The RDI has demanded that information in the form of title cards is added to the beginning of the film, making clear that Poland was under German occupation from 1939-45 and that hiding Jews was a death-penalty offence during that period.
Frances is a twenty-seven-year-old woman, originally from California, who starts out in Brooklyn (her changing addresses, in the form of title cards, punctuate the movie throughout) as an apprentice dancer in a small company where she's aspiring to full membership.
Similarly, social capital, institutionalized in the form of title or nobility, is convertible into economic capital under certain conditions.
The new embodied cultural capital held by the PLD officials, apart from the income earned, can be regarded as an informal form of title or nobility [4], p. 242] that gave them new social status in the village as well as improved prospects for promotion in the government civil service.
Well, here's some advice in the form of titles of some articles and videos posted on www.oprah.com: "It's Not the Circumstances, It's You".
