Examples of Title Evidence in a sentence

In the event the Title Evidence is not made available to Buyer within ten (10) days prior to Closing Date, said Closing Date shall be extended to allow Buyer the ten (10) days from receipt to examine the Title Evidence.
The Closing process includes execution of documents, delivery of deed and receipt of funds by Seller and shall be completed on or before , (“Closing Date”) or such later date as may be necessary in the Title Evidence Paragraph of the Contract.
In the event the Title Evidence is not made available to Buyer, in care of Buyer’s Broker, if applicable, within ten (10) days prior to Closing Date, said Closing Date shall be extended to allow Buyer the ten (10) days from receipt to examine the Title Evidence.
Buyer shall have ten (10) days after receipt to examine the Title Evidence and to deliver Buyer’s objections to Title to Seller or Seller’s Broker, if applicable.
Where it is impossible or impracticable to begin with such grant or patent, refer to ‘‘Standards for the Preparation of Title Evidence in Land Acquisitions by the United States’’ (Department of Justice, 1970) and ENG Form 1012 for guidance.

More Definitions of Title Evidence

Title Evidence means a title insurance policy,

Title Evidence has the meaning specified in Section 6.03(a).

Title Evidence means documentation in the form of a certified search covering a period of twenty (20) years, current title insurance or certified letter from abstractor or title insurance agent certifying fee simple ownership of property.

Title Evidence means, with respect to any real property:

Title Evidence means a written or electronic document that identifies and describes or compiles the documents, records, judgments, liens, and other information from the public records relevant to the history and current condition of a title to be insured.

Title Evidence means the Title Commitment and the Survey, together.