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4 +1 | charge/burden |
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3 +2 | encumbrance |
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4 | encumbrance |
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4 | the real estate ... is free of any debts |
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charge/burden Explanation: imho |
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encumbrance Explanation: encumbrance n. 1. zawada; przen. ciężar. 2. prawn., ekon. obciążenie, hipoteka. 3. rzad. osoba na utrzymaniu (zwł. dziecko). Kościuszo -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 mins (2006-03-01 08:43:09 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Encumbrance An encumbrance is an obligation attached to a piece of real property. It is a right or interest held by a party who is not the owner of the property. An encumbrance is not an ownership interest in real property, and the property may be bought and sold even though there are encumbrances attached to the property. Because encumbrances attach to property, not the property owners, a person who buys property with an encumbrance is bound by the encumbrance. Easements and deed restrictions are examples of encumbrances. http://www.weblocator.com/attorney/mn/law/commreal.html#80 |
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