Sentence examples for master deed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Onorato noted that the percentage of common elements owned by each unit owner is typically set forth in the condominium's master deed or in an addendum to the master deed.
If they are — that is, if the master deed allocates interests in the common elements equally, and without regard to the size of the apartments — then only an amendment to the master deed can rectify the problem.
Whether owners who don't have terraces can be required to pay the assessment will depend on the terms of the condominium's master deed.
"If the writer's association has two styles of units that are dramatically different in size, that difference should be reflected in the master deed," he said.
A -- Donald M. Onorato, a real estate lawyer in Hackensack, said that unless the master deed or bylaws provide otherwise, common charges in a condominium are based on the percentage of common elements owned by a unit owner.
A Donald M. Onorato, a co-op and condominium lawyer in Hackensack, N.J., said that the state's Condominium Act provides that common expenses be charged to unit owners according to their respective interests in the common elements as set forth in the master deed or bylaws.
Cohn was McCarthy's henchman, a master of dark deeds and dirty tricks.
Arendt relays his self-description: "he no longer 'was master of his own deeds,' and … he 'was unable to change anything'".
Zen monks sought illumination within their own spiritual experience, inspired by the teachings and deeds of their master, and when the monks completed their studies, they received a "diploma" in the form of a portrait of their master, who usually wrote a symbolic poem in the upper part of the picture.
TONY BLAIR is a master at combining radical rhetoric with cautious deeds.
Oh yes, I'm hoping so much that, realizing the price such an infamous deed would cost them, the masters of Tehran will, for once, come around to the voice of understandable interests and, thus to the voice of wisdom.
