Separate Interest definition

Separate Interest means a separate interest as defined in the Association’s CC&Rs.
Separate Interest means the exclusive right to occupy a portion of
Separate Interest means a separately owned Unit.

Examples of Separate Interest in a sentence

  • The Separate Interest Trust shall not be an asset of the Trust Fund or any REMIC established hereby.

  • If title to a Separate Interest is held by a legal entity that is not a natural person, the governing authority of that legal entity shall have the power to appoint a natural person to be a Member for the purpose of candidacy or serving on the Board.

  • Persons holding a fee simple interest in a Separate Interest merely as security for the performance of an obligation are not eligible to either be a candidate for or to serve on the Board.

  • In the event more than one ballot is cast for a particular Separate Interest, only the first ballot received will be opened and counted.

  • The mailing address for the ballot shall be listed on the voter list if it differs from the physical address of the voter’s Separate Interest or if only the parcel number is used.


More Definitions of Separate Interest

Separate Interest has the same meaning as in section 4185 of the Civil
Separate Interest means a Home and the Space on which the Home is located (Civil Code Section 4184(a)(4)).
Separate Interest means a separate interest as defined in California Civil Code Section 41851351(l), as amended or renumbered.
Separate Interest means the separate lot, unit, or interest to which an owner has 869 exclusive rights of ownership.
Separate Interest means and refer to a Lot.
Separate Interest means an individual “condominium” “owned unit”, an individual “community apartment”, that portion to which exclusive occupancy belongs within a “stock cooperative”; or a “planned unit development” “owned unit”, but only for purposes of work in a “common area”.
Separate Interest means the portion of the Participant’s Account assigned to the Alternate Payee as the Alternate Payee’s sole and separate property pursuant to a QDRO.