In deed-of-trust states, therefore, foreclosures move faster and without much judicial scrutiny.
I suspect that the foreclosure problem is as bad, or worse, in deed-of-trust states because of the ease with which foreclosures can be processed.
In deed-of-trust states, the courts don't get involved unless the homeowner sues, and such a suit is difficult and expensive to pursue because the homeowner must obtain an injunction against the foreclosing entity.
Turner was interested not in the deeds of the heroes but, rather, in the ways in which their memory might be visually transmitted to posterity.
"The test is not in what Rouhani says, but in the deeds of the Iranian regime, which continues to advance its nuclear program with vigor while Rouhani is being interviewed".
"And the polls also show that the American public is less interested in the deeds of Hillary Clinton's husband than they are in the deeds of the man who asks us to make him president, Donald Trump".
"In every case, they were friends of some of ours," Mr. Nichols said, meaning friends of his or of Cynthia O'Neal, president of Friends in Deed, or of Sybil Christopher, who -- with Stephen Hamilton and Emma Walton -- founded Bay Street Theater in 1991.
Homeowners in the Arden Park neighborhood of Sacramento, Calif., performed a "mass redaction" of racist language in deeds and covenants of their subdivision.
May her influence live on in the deeds of her family and may her memory be for a blessing.
What are you going to do, ask for proof?" Which raises the question: to what extent are decorators complicit in the deeds of their clients?
