Louisiana Terminology Sample Clauses

Louisiana Terminology. The term “real property” shall mean immovable property; the term “fee simple” shall mean full ownership; the term “personal property” shall mean movable property; the term “easement” shall mean servitude; the term “buildings” shall include other constructions; the term “fixtures” shall mean “component parts;” the term “county” shall mean parish; the terms “deed in lieu of foreclosure,” “conveyance in lieu of foreclosure” and words of similar import shall mean a dation en paiement; the term “tenancy at sufferance” in Section 29 shall mean a month to month tenancy and/or a reconducted lease; and the term “eminent domain” shall include “expropriation”.
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Louisiana Terminology. As used in this Agreement: the terms “real property” and “real estate” shall be deemed to be Louisiana Provisions. In the event of any inconsistencies between the terms and conditions of this Section 30 and the other terms and conditions of this Agreement, the terms and conditions of this Section 30 shall control and be binding. All references to “real property” shall include “immovable property; the term “fee estate” shall include full ownership; the term “easements” shall be deemed to include servitudes; the term “buildings” shall be deemed to include other constructions. The terms “fee estate”, “fee owner” or words of similar import with respect to property shall mean “ownership” as provided in Louisiana Civil Code Art. 477 unburdened by real rights in favor of others. The terms “condemnation” or “eminent domain” will include “expropriation” as that term is used in Louisiana law. The term “easement” will include “servitude and advantages” as used in the Louisiana Civil Code, and will also include accessory rights in a leasehold interest in immovable property. The term “lien” shall include privilege, mortgage, security interest, assignment or other encumbrance. The term “merger,” as between fee and leasehold estates, shall include “confusion” as that term is used in the Louisiana Civil Code. The phrase “covenant running with the land”” and other words of similar import shall be deemed to include a real right or a recorded lease of immovable property; and the terms “deed in lieu of foreclosure”, “conveyance in lieu of foreclosure” and words of similar import shall include a dation en paiement in immovable property or a right in the leasehold interest in immovable property.
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Louisiana Terminology. The terms “realty”, “real property” and “real estate” shall mean immovable property; the term “fee estate” shall mean full ownership; the term “personal property” shall mean movable property; the term “tangible property” shall mean corporeal property; the term “intangible property” shall mean incorporeal property; the term “easement” shall mean servitude; the term “buildings” shall include other constructions; the phrase “covenant running with the land” and other words of similar import shall mean a real right or a recorded lease of immovable property; and the term “county” shall mean parish.
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Louisiana Terminology. The terms “realty,” “real property” and “real estate” shall mean immovable property; the term “fee estate” shall mean full ownership; the term “personal property” shall mean movable property; the term “tangible property” shall mean corporeal property; the term “intangible property” shall mean incorporeal property; the term “easement” shall mean servitude; the term “buildings” shall include other constructions; the term “fixtures” shall mean “component parts;” the phrase “covenant running with the land” and other words of similar import shall mean a real right or a recorded lease of immovable property; the term “county” shall mean parish; the term “joint and several” shall mean in solido; the terms “deed in lieu of foreclosure,” “conveyance in lieu of foreclosure” and words of similar import shall mean a dation en paiement; the term “tenancy at sufferance” in Article XXIV shall mean a month to month tenancy; the term “unlawful detainer action” shall mean an eviction proceeding; the term “merger” shall mean confusion; and the term “common law” shall mean civil law.
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Louisiana Terminology. In this Agreement, and without intending to modify the choice of Law set forth in Section 12.9, the following terms will have the following meanings with respect to any of the Assets located in the state of Louisiana. Each reference to (a) “easement” will include a reference to “servitude”; (b) “buildings” will include a reference to “other constructions”; (c) a county, in reference to a subdivision of the state of Louisiana, will include a reference to a Louisiana parish; (d) the terms “land,” “real property,” and “real estate” will, in each case, include “immovable property” as that term is used in the Louisiana Civil Code; (e) the term “personal property” will include “movable property” as that term is used in the Louisiana Civil Code; (f) the term “tangible property” will include “corporeal property” as that term is used in the Louisiana Civil Code; (g) the term “intangible property” will include “incorporeal property” as that term is used in the Louisiana Civil Code; (h) the terms “fee title,” “fee estate,” or “fee simple title” will, in each case, include “full ownership interest” as that term is used in the Louisiana Civil Code; and (i) the term “condemnation” will include “expropriation” as that term is used in Louisiana Law.
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Louisiana Terminology. As used in this Agreement, the terms “real property” and “real estate” shall be deemed to include immovable property; the term “fee title” shall include full ownership; the term “personal property” shall be deemed to include movable property; the term “tangible personal property” shall be deemed to include corporeal property; the term “intangible personal property” shall be deemed to include incorporeal property; the term “easements” shall be deemed to include servitudes; the term “buildings” shall be deemed to include other constructions; the term “deed” shall include a Louisiana form of act of sale; the phrase “covenant running with the land” and other words of similar import shall be deemed to include a real right or a recorded lease of immovable property; the term “county” shall be deemed to mean parish; the term “liquidated damages” shall be deemed to include stipulated damages; and the term “joint and several liability” and other words of similar import shall be deemed to include in solido liability.
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Louisiana Terminology. The terms “realty,” “real property” and “real estate” shall mean immovable property; the terms “fee estate” and/or “fee simple” shall mean full ownership; the term “personal property” shall mean movable property; the term “tangible property” shall mean corporeal property; the term “intangible property” shall mean incorporeal property; the term “easement” shall mean servitude; the term “buildings” shall include other constructions; the term “fixtures” shall mean “component parts;” the phrase “covenant running with the land” and other words of similar import shall mean a real right or a recorded lease of immovable property; the term “county” shall mean parish; the term “joint and several” shall mean in solido; the terms “deed in lieu of foreclosure,” “conveyance in lieu of foreclosure” and words of similar import shall mean a dation en paiement; the term “tenancy at sufferance” shall mean a month to month tenancy and/or a reconducted lease; the term “unlawful detainer action” shall mean an eviction proceeding; the term “merger” shall mean confusion; the term “common law” shall mean civil law; and the term “eminent domain” shall include “expropriation”.
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  • Terminology and Definitions All personal pronouns used herein, whether used in the masculine, feminine, or neutral, shall include all other genders; the singular shall include the plural and the plural shall include the singular.

  • Defined Terms and Rules of Construction Reference is made to the Glossary of Defined Terms and Rules of Construction (as the same may be supplemented, amended or modified, the “Glossary”) attached as Exhibit A to the Indenture. The Glossary is incorporated herein by reference. Capitalized terms used but not otherwise defined herein shall have the respective meanings assigned thereto in the Glossary.

  • Definitions and Rules of Construction 1.1 Unless otherwise defined herein, the following capitalized terms shall have the following meanings:

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  • Definitions and Rules of Interpretation In this Contract, the following terms, whether capitalized or not, shall have the meanings set forth below, unless it is clear in the Contract that the context requires otherwise. In addition, the rules of interpretation set forth below shall apply.

  • Other Definitional Provisions and Rules of Construction A. Any of the terms defined herein may, unless the context otherwise requires, be used in the singular or the plural, depending on the reference.

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  • Gender Neutral Wherever used herein, a pronoun in the masculine gender shall be considered as including the feminine gender unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.

  • Nouns and Pronouns Whenever the context may require, any pronouns used in this Agreement shall include the corresponding masculine, feminine, or neuter forms, and the singular forms of nouns and pronouns shall include the plural, and vice versa.

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