Chain of Title

• Global Debt Registry Response to Arizona Senate Passing Legislation Requiring Full Chain of Title Documentation on Mortgages.

WILMINGTON, Del. -- On February 22nd the Arizona State Senate passed SB 1249 requiring lenders that did not originate a loan to produce the full chain...

• Business Wire
• March 10, 2011

• U.S. Bank Natl. Assn. v. Kafantaris, (Ohio 2011)

CIVIL LAW- foreclosure; real party in interest; endorsement of note; assignment of mortgage; chain of title; unrebutted evidence; evidentiary quality materials; curable defect.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Chain of Title

A list of successive owners of a parcel of land, beginning from the government, or original owner, to the person who currently ow...

• West's Encyclopedia of American Law
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• Md. Court of Appeals Rules Easement Binds Burdened Land Despite Absence From Chain of Title

An easement recorded in the direct chain of title of a benefited property is binding on the owners of the burdened property even if it isn't recorded in that direct chain of title, the Court of Special Appeals has held, dismissing the appeal of a Frederick couple. Washington lawyer John J. Beins, who represented Daniel and Kelly Beins, declined to speak at length about the decision, saying his brother would have to decide whether to appeal.

• The Daily Record (Baltimore)
• March 01, 2004

• Attorneys Buying Debt?

The author assembled some information from his 20 years in the collection industry and 14 years of buying and selling debt. Get started by setting up an LLC or a corporation as the buying entity. Consult with your other legal and tax advisors as to which would be better for you. This is your chance to be your BEST client, and to become less dependent on contingency business. Direct from issuer is the cleanest "chain of title." Start with your local Credit Issuers then explore referrals of brokers/resellers. Buy files -- credit cards, commercial cards and loans (with or without personal guarantors), Consumer Loans, Auto loans, NSF checks, Telecom, medical (don't forget HIPAA compliance issues), etc that your firm is most familiar with eliminate the learning curve. If you work first-place...

• Debt 3
• Vol. 23 Nbr. 6, November 2008

• Educated Decision or Dumb Luck?

Not enough emphasis is placed upon the importance of the bill of sale and the chain of title," [Dennis Malen] said. "In addition, the list of accounts attached to and made reference to in the bill of sale must provide an easily identifiable connection to the bill of sale supporting the proposition that those accounts belong to the respective bill of sale in order to help substantiate ownership when involved in litigation. Each bill of sale in the chain of title must be obtained with signatures that belong to an individual who is identified as possessing either real or apparent authority in order to bind the seller. "If it were important for you to know about the educational qualifications of top management, for example, it is not enough for any of them to state that they went to colle...

• Collector
• Vol. 75 Nbr. 4, November 2009

• Natl. Check Bur., Inc. v. Ruth, (Ohio 2009)

magistrate – objection – account – assignee – chain of title

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Trustee Not Held to Be 'Bona Fide Purchaser'

In a Chapter 13 case, where a mortgage contained a typographical error, the trustee moved for summary judgment to avoid the mortgage. The court determined the trustee was not a bona fide purchaser for value and could not avoid the mortgage. Reviewing the facts in George M. Reiber v. Option One Mortgage Corp., U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Western District of New York Chief Judge John C. Ninfo, II determined that based on the facts, circumstances and assumptions in this case, a professional title search would effectively examine the chain of title for the debtor and the residence by using an electronic search program.

• Daily Record (Rochester, NY)
• January 26, 2006

• Ohio Turnpike Comm. v. Spellman Outdoor Advertising Servs., L.L.C., (Ohio 2010)

The Ohio Turnpike Commission failed to establish that genuine issues of material fact exist. Even though the governmental exception under the Marketability Title Act would apply to preserve an otherwise validly recorded restriction, the Salmons did not have constructive notice of the restrictions; nor were the restrictions recorded in the chain of title for the Salmons' property. Finally, the competing affidavits of the parties' experts is insufficient to raise a genuine issue of material fact because they differ not on the facts, but on the interpretation and application of the Marketable Title Act and Ohio caselaw concerning notice and the application of a restrictive covenant that is outside the chain of title.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Hpf Offers Historic Property for $1

PETERSBURG - The Historic Petersburg Foundation (HPF) has a number of properties for sale within the City of Petersburg, including one for just $1. As part of its architectural preservation mission, HPF matches neglected, deteriorated properties with buyers who will restore them. There are protective easements or covenants on historic properties owned by HPF. Preservation covenants regulate the use of and changes to the property and require that all restoration work comply with the guidelines established by the Secretary of Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation of Historic Properties. Preservation covenants are legal agreements and once recorded, become part of the property's chain of title and "run with the land" in perpetuity, binding the present owner and all future owners. Covena...

• Progress - Index, The; Petersburg, Va.
• September 15, 2009