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More than 10.000 documents for beneficial interest in property
  • Partition; Purchase money resulting trust established by clear and convincing evidence that no intent to convey beneficial interest; Testimony as to being told that only way live in boyfriend could get access to property and all amenities was by adding name to deed was not hearsay because not offered to prove truth of matter of asserted; Course of dealing showed parties intention to not convey equitable interest to live in boyfriend though his name was on deed; Testimony as to personal property also used to show credibility; Deeds for two lots that were eventually tied together but were conveyed at different times could be looked at simultaneously to determine intent of parties in determining whether equitable interest was conveyed; “Contributions” of live in boyfriend who...

  • The distinction between an exercise of the eminent domain power that is compensable under the Fifth Amendment and an exercise of the police power is that in a compensable exercise of the eminent domain power, a property interest is taken from the owner and applied to the public use because the use of such property is beneficial to the public * * * [whereas] in the exercise of the police power, the owner's property interest is restricted or infringed upon because his continued use of the property is or would otherwise be injurious to the public welfare.

  • ... Forfeiture Proceedings for Certain Property. 1316.91 - Definitions. As used in this subpart, ...(f) The term Interested Party means one who was in legal possession of the... person may not have sufficient actual beneficial interest in the property to support a petition as ...

  • ...capable of holding a legal or beneficial interest in property," and defines "enterprise" to...

  • ... of state ad valorem taxes on tangible property for all purposes, except for defending the state i... would result in any person who has a beneficial interest in such property, including any interest ...

  • ..., or cultivating marijuana on rental property. (21) And a few states are now seeking to bar empl... entity capable of holding a legal or beneficial interest in property," (79) though, under section ...

  • The great Klamath River basin water war intensified this month when the Oregon Supreme Court responded to a series of certified questions from the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. In Klamath Irrigation District v. United States, plaintiff farmers and irrigation districts that use water from the federal project in the Klamath River basin for irrigation and agricultural purposes, brought a claim arguing that the United States had taken their property in violation of the Fifth Amendment by refusing to deliver water to the farms and electing instead to make the water available for three species of endangered fish. In response to a request by the United States that the federal court abstain from taking further action on the case pending resolution of the state water ri...

    ... 1905 statute altered or created any beneficial or equitable property interest in the water right ...

  • ... valid tax liens against all of Drye's "property and rights to property" pursuant to 26 U. S. C. §... records a written disclaimer of all interests in the estate. Under Arkansas law, such a disclaim...Mter Drye revealed to the IRS his beneficial interest in the Trust, the IRS filed with the coun...

  • ... is to hold registered title to the property; and . the beneficiary can cause the property to r...For example, the beneficial owner may not be a legal entity that is capable of...charges its beneficial interest in the property in favour of the lender on the sam...

  • The Tax Court in Saffett allowed the deduction for mortgage interest to the beneficial owners of residential real property where the mortgagee and legal owner of the property was Mr. Saffett's brother. The Saffetts could not obtain financing for the purchase of the home but occupied the home and made all mortgage payments. The court found an implied debt between the relatives which was accepted by all parties.



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