Tax Deed definition

Tax Deed means a tax deed prepared under section 379 and includes the title conferred by the registration of the tax deed.
Tax Deed means the tax deed in the Agreed Form between the Sellers and the Buyer.

Examples of Tax Deed in a sentence

  • At Settlement, and subject to existing easements, covenants, conditions and restrictions of record, Seller will deliver a Deed, as follows: ✔ General Warranty Deed Special Warranty Deed Non-Warranty (Quitclaim Deed) Other (Sheriff’s Deed, Tax Deed, Trustee’s Deed, Executor/Administrator/Personal Representative’s Deed).

  • A Petition for Tax Deed shall be accompanied by a copy of the Title Search required above.

  • California Revenue and Taxation Code § 3712 sets forth the scope and extent of title conveyed by the Tax Deed as a result of a tax sale.

  • In this area the recorder will provide the following information: Date of Recording, Book and Page Number or Instrument Number, County, Real Estate Transfer Tax, Deed or Contract.

  • This Tax Deed Sale (hereinafter the "Sale") is a public auction of tax delinquent real property conducted by the Tax Collector of the City of Torrington, CT ("Tax Collector") ("City").


More Definitions of Tax Deed

Tax Deed means a deed of indemnity in the agreed terms;
Tax Deed means a deed of covenant in the agreed terms;
Tax Deed means a tax deed executed under s. 75.14, a deed executed under s. 75.19 or a judgment issued under s. 75.521.
Tax Deed means the tax covenant between the Purchaser and the Warrantors in the agreed form;