absolute delivery
A delivery that is complete upon the actual transfer of the instrument from the grantor’s possession. • Such a delivery does not usu. depend on recordation.
A delivery that is complete upon the actual transfer of the instrument from the grantor’s possession. • Such a delivery does not usu. depend on recordation.
absolute delivery of deed 契据的完全交付 交付契据的最简单方法是亲手将它交付给受让人,并意图放弃对该契据的控制,同时转移契据项下的财产所有权。这种交付称为完全交付。
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absolute, adj. 1. Free from restriction, qualification, or condition (absolute ownership). 2. Conclusive and not liable to revision (absolute delivery). 3. Unrestrained in the exercise of governmental power (absolute monarchy). — absolute, n.
chattel (chat-[schwa]l). (usu. pl.) Movable or transferable property; personal property; esp., a physical object capable of manual delivery and not the subject matter of real property. “That Money is not to be accounted Goods or Chattels, because it is not of it self valuable ….Chattels are either personal or real. Personal, may be so called
interesse termini (in-t[schwa]r-es-ee t[schwa]r-m[schwa]-nI). [Latin “interest of term or end”] Archaic. A lessee’s right of entry onto the leased property; esp., a lessee’s interest in real property before taking possession. • An interesse termini is not an estate; it is an interest for the term. It gives the lessee a claim against any person who
lex commissoria (leks kom-i-sor-ee-a). [Latin “forfeiture clause” or “cancellation clause”] Roman law. 1. A term in a contract of sale allowing the seller to rescind the sale if the price was not paid by the agreed time. 2. A clause by which, in a pledge agreement, a debtor and creditor could agree that if the