Community property definition

Community property means that property of a husband and wife
Community property means all personal property,
Community property means a resource in the name of the hus- band, wife, or both.

Examples of Community property in a sentence

  • Resident understands that smoking on Community property is prohibited unless specifically designated.

  • Resident shall not smoke anywhere at any time inside the Premises or any outside portion of the Premises (garages, patios and balconies), inside any Community building, or at any Community amenity or facility, or anywhere on Community property.

  • Community property states and marital property states require spousal consent if someone other than the spouse is to be named as Beneficiary.

  • Community property issues are beyond the scope of this Program Description.

  • Lessee is to keep the manufactured home and Premises in good and safe condition, and notify Lessor immediately of any unsafe or unsanitary conditions in the Community or upon Community property.


More Definitions of Community property

Community property means a resource in the name of the husband, wife, or both.
Community property means that property of a husband and wife that is acquired during the marriage and that is community property as prescribed in section 25‑211.
Community property means the property and the
Community property means community property as defined in RCW 26.16.030 Community property definedManagement and control.
Community property means property owned jointly by both spouses under a community property
Community property of a mixed use scheme means the community property lots of the scheme;
Community property means the property and the appreciation of and income from the property owned by a qualified trustee of a community property trust during the marriage of the settlor spouses. The property owned by a community property trust pursuant to this part and the appreciation of and income from such property shall be deemed to be community property for purposes of general law.