Examples of Timber Deed in a sentence
Each Landholder shall, from time to time, use its best efforts to obtain from the lessor under any Timber Lease or any grantor or current owner of the property encumbered by any Timber Deed such certificates of estoppel with respect to compliance by such Landholder with the terms of the Timber Lease as may be requested by the Administrative Agent.
Buyer will pay to Seller a single lump sum amount for all trees designated for harvest by the Sellers’ agent in full at the time the Contract and Timber Deed are both executed.
Subject to strict compliance with the applicable legal authorities, to place on the Asheboro City Council’s meeting agenda a formal request for authorization to execute a General Warranty Timber Deed, or Timber Sale Agreement, when presented.
This Timber Deed conveyed the rights to harvest merchantable pine stands to CF Florida, LLC in the “designated” Forest Management Zones.
Timber DeedImmediately after acquisition in October 2006, TNC executed a Timber Deed that encumbered a portion of the western 621.6 acres of the property.
To submit to the Asheboro City Council for approval in accordance with the North Carolina General Statutes a General Warranty Timber Deed, or Timber Sale Agreement, when presented.
Rayonier utilizes nine depletion pools, which are East Central Pine and Hardwood (includes Florida, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi timber), Southwest Pine and Hardwood (Texas and Louisiana timber), Oklahoma Pine and Hardwood, Timber Deed Pine and Hardwood (includes Arkansas and Louisiana timber deeds, plus Rayonier’s ownership in Tennessee), and the Pacific Northwest depletion pool (Washington and Oregon timber).
To provide to Purchaser clear title to the merchantable timber by Warranty Timber Deed on payment of the full purchase price; said deed having an attachment setting forth the cutting boundaries as set forth on Exhibit A-1.
Closing Costs Paid by Purchaser: Purchaser shall pay all recording costs of the Statutory Warranty Timber Deed and one-half (1/2) of the escrow fee (not to exceed $950.00) in connection with the closing.
The Court awards [Remote Woodyards] a Judgment against the estate of Romie Neisler and Francis Neisler for $28,000, plus prejudgment interest at the rate of 7% per annum, from the date of the Timber Deed, June 3, 2003, until September 26, 2008, which interest amount totals $10,417.55 for a total judgment of $38,417.55 as of September 26, 2008.