Sentence examples for recording the deed from inspiring English sources

The account book, under the same date, shows the charge of the cost of recording the deed, and of insurance against Buck.

Recording the deed and the mortgage cost about $100 each; the survey inspection was $85; an escrow service charge came to $60; a municipal search cost $190.

Transferring property via a life estate deed may cause a party to incur federal or state gift taxes, which may be due upon recording the deed or upon the death of the life tenant.

"If Homer were alive today recording the deeds of men, he'd be a photojournalist".

But since Miss Ferry's family had never recorded the deed for the property, the house could not be sold.

"And although there is no legal requirement that a deed be recorded, there is a very powerful incentive for doing so," Mr. Miller said, explaining that if a deed is not recorded, the deed holder runs the risk that the former owner might sell or mortgage the property to someone who is unaware of the deed holder's ownership.

Today if A takes from O and fails to record the deed, and B later purchases the land from O without actual notice of the O-A deed, then B is protected against A. The mortgagor's interest looks more like that of an owner than do those of the creditor, despite the fact that the mortgage deed says that the creditor is the owner.

York recorded the deed May 19 and sent a work crew to renovate the house.

He recorded the deed May 19 and has had a crew at the house fixing it up.

In order to record the deed in public records, such as a County Clerk or Registrar of Deeds office, the signatures must be notarized.

The second set of grants to be recorded were by another Kotte King, Parakramabahu IX (1509 1528), who donated extensive lands to the temple and recorded the deed in a copper plate inscription.