Examples of Florida Real Property in a sentence
Cooper, Weaver, and ‘Connor, The Florida Bar, Florida Real Property Litigation, Statutory Private Property Rights Protection, s.13.1 (2018).
Each Loan Party shall maintain, preserve, protect and keep in good condition and working order all of its material properties and equipment, including (as applicable) the Equipment, the Florida Real Property and the Michigan Real Property, ordinary wear and tear excepted and (b) make all necessary repairs thereto in accordance with sound industry practice.
Redding, Florida Real Property Sales Transactions: Title Considerations, Ch. 11 (Fla.
Other than Liens securing the Obligations, (a) no consensual (non statutory) Liens (other than Permitted Liens not securing Indebtedness) shall be permitted on the Florida Real Property Assets and (b) no Liens (other than Specified Permitted Liens) shall be permitted on Collateral consisting of the Capital Stock of any Subsidiary or Joint Venture.
Ability to research and retrieve information from multiple sources, such as from: Public Records, Fund Title Notes, Property Appraiser, Tax Collector, Clerk of the Court, Vital Statistics, Court files, Orange County Law Library, Federal Bankruptcy Laws, Florida Statutes, Rule of Civil Procedure, Florida Real Property Law, Probate Law, Title Law and Florida Constitutional Law.
No consensual (non-statutory) Liens (other than Permitted Liens not securing Indebtedness) shall be permitted on the Florida Real Property Assets.
Each Loan Party shall maintain, preserve, protect and keep in good condition and working order all of its material properties and equipment, including (as applicable) the Equipment, the Aircraft (including, for the avoidance of doubt, ensuring that the Aircraft maintains its warranty under the applicable Rolls-Royce engine program), the Florida Real Property and the Michigan Real Property, ordinary wear and tear excepted and (b) make all necessary repairs thereto in accordance with sound industry practice.
Fair market value must be established by the average of two (2) private appraisals, generated no less than twelve (12) months prior to the date of dedication, prepared by certified Florida Real Property Appraisers acceptable to the County at no expense to the county.
With the signing of the Electronic Documents Act (“EDA”) by Governor Ron DeSantis on June 7, 2019, Florida joined Nevada, Indiana, and Arizona in allowing electronic wills.BackgroundIn early 2017, various groups in Florida brought forth House Bill 277, commonly known as the FloridaElectronic Wills Act (“FEWA”) over the objections of the Florida Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section of the Florida Bar.
The Florida Real Property and the Florida Personal Property are referred to herein collectively as the “Florida Property”.