Upset price definition
Upset price means the minimum amount that a foreclosed upon
Upset price means the minimum amount that a foreclosed upon property shall be sold for in a sheriff’s sale as determined by the foreclosing plaintiff.
Upset price means the lowest acceptable price for a parcel.
More Definitions of Upset price
Upset price means the minimum price the City will accept for a parcel of land.
Upset price means the General Trustees' estimate of the open market value of the land to be sold assessed on the basis of a sale by a willing seller to a willing purchaser on the same terms and conditions as set out in the statement of terms and where an upset price has been amended by agreement means the amended upset price and where the upset price has been determined by an arbiter means the upset price as so determined.
Upset price means the reserve price of the Municipality.
Upset price has the meaning set forth in Section 7.2(c).
Upset price means, in relation to a tax-sale interest offered for sale at a tax sale, the total of the following amounts:
Upset price or “minimum bid” means the minimum amount
Upset price means an approximate estimate of the anticipated price in sale by auction or by inviting tenders.