Destroyed Land Records Relief Law definition

Destroyed Land Records Relief Law. (California Code of Civil Procedure § 751.01 et seq., commonly referred to as the XxXxxxxxx Act) to remove any exception for claims by reason of the record title to the land not having been established and quieted under the provisions of the Destroyed Land Records Relief Law that show on the PTR Package and to which Developer timely objected under Section 10.2.2 (the “Quiet Title Action”). In the event that Developer accepts title subject to exceptions that would be eliminated by such Quiet Title Action, the Agency, with Developer’s cooperation, shall complete the Quiet Title Action as soon as commercially reasonable and the Parties shall then undertake to cause the issuance of the title insurance prescribed above, or an amendment or endorsement, reflecting the elimination of such exceptions. At each close of Escrow, the Agency shall convey to Developer all of its right, title and interest to the property that is the subject of such close of Escrow by an Agency Quitclaim Deed, subject to the Agency’s rights under the Reversionary Quitclaim Deed.
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Examples of Destroyed Land Records Relief Law in a sentence

  • If necessary, the parties agree that they will, with Developer’s cooperation and at Developer’s cost, complete an action under the Destroyed Land Records Relief Law (California Code of Civil Procedure §§ 751.01 et seq., commonly referred to as the XxXxxxxxx Act) to remove any exception for claims by reason of the record title to the land not having been established and quieted under the provisions of the Destroyed Land Records Relief Law.

  • Developer shall bear all cost and responsibility for any required compliance with the Subdivision Map Act, the Destroyed Land Records Relief Law (the XxXxxxxxx Act), the San Francisco Building and Fire Codes, and all other federal, state, and local laws related to development of the Site.

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