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Englisch term or phrase:
without covenant against grantor's acts
Deutsch translation:
ohne Gewährleistungsversprechen des Veräußerers
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Englisch term
without covenant against grantor's acts
Englisch > Deutsch
Rechts- und Patentwesen
Recht: Verträge
to be delivered is: a statutory form of bargain and sale deed WITHOUT COVENANT AGAINST GRANTOR'S ACTS, containing the covenant required by section 12 of the Lien Law ....
Nach dem "gesetzlich erforderlichen Abtretungsvertrag" bleibe ich stecken. Vorschläge sind willkommen.
Nach dem "gesetzlich erforderlichen Abtretungsvertrag" bleibe ich stecken. Vorschläge sind willkommen.
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Dec 20, 2008 17:41: waschbaer changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/2323">swisstell's</a> old entry - "without covenant against grantor's acts"" to ""ohne Gewährleistungsversprechen des Veräußerers""
Jan 23, 2009 14:39: waschbaer changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/972631">waschbaer's</a> old entry - "without covenant against grantor's acts"" to ""ohne Gewährleistungsversprechen des Veräußerers""
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ohne Gewährleistungsversprechen des Veräußerers
Es geht hier offensichtlich um eine sog. "quitclaim deed" Am: Grundstücksübertragungsurkunde (ohne Garantie für die Ordnungsmäßigkeit des übertragenen Rechtsanspruchs; Veräußerer überträgt nur die Rechte, die er selbst hat.
Siehe auch: "lien covenant" = Zusicherung des Nichtbestehens einer dinglichen Belastung (bei Grundstücksübereignung.
Quelle Dietl/Lorenz Dictionary of Legal Terms
Siehe auch: "lien covenant" = Zusicherung des Nichtbestehens einer dinglichen Belastung (bei Grundstücksübereignung.
Quelle Dietl/Lorenz Dictionary of Legal Terms
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: this is the term which eluded me. but my reference describes the same situation, thanks, I learned something new
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here is a short explanation
Form of Deed
In residential transactions there are two generally used forms of deed. The first is called a “warranty deed,” which assures the buyer that the title is good against anyone who may claim a superior title. The second commonly used form of deed is the “bargain and sale deed with covenant against grantor's acts.” This deed assures the buyer that the seller has done nothing to affect the title to the property through his or her own acts. In both instances, if the title insured by a title insurance company, the buyer will look to the title insured for protection against claims even through the buyer may make claims against the seller.
Not sure how they word that in Germna; I'll keep looking, all the best, Erich
In residential transactions there are two generally used forms of deed. The first is called a “warranty deed,” which assures the buyer that the title is good against anyone who may claim a superior title. The second commonly used form of deed is the “bargain and sale deed with covenant against grantor's acts.” This deed assures the buyer that the seller has done nothing to affect the title to the property through his or her own acts. In both instances, if the title insured by a title insurance company, the buyer will look to the title insured for protection against claims even through the buyer may make claims against the seller.
Not sure how they word that in Germna; I'll keep looking, all the best, Erich
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