incumbrancer Synonyms
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incumbrancer Meaning
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incumbrancer (n.)
One who holds an incumbrance, or some legal claim, lien, or charge on an estate.
incumbrancer Sentence Examples
- The incumbrancer was granted an easement on the property, restricting its development.
- The mortgage holder is the principal incumbrancer, with priority over other liens.
- The vendor filed a caveat against the incumbrancer, preventing the sale of the land.
- The receiver was appointed to protect the interests of all incumbrancers in the insolvent estate.
- The incumbrancer's charge on the property secured the payment of a debt.
- The judgment creditor registered an incumbrance against the debtor's assets.
- The incumbrancer's rights included possession of the property until the debt was paid.
- The developer entered into a restrictive covenant with the incumbrancer, limiting building heights.
- The incumbrancer had the right to foreclose on the property if the debt remained unpaid.
- The purchaser took subject to the incumbrancer's easement, which limited their use of the land.
FAQs About the word incumbrancer
One who holds an incumbrance, or some legal claim, lien, or charge on an estate.
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The incumbrancer was granted an easement on the property, restricting its development.
The mortgage holder is the principal incumbrancer, with priority over other liens.
The vendor filed a caveat against the incumbrancer, preventing the sale of the land.
The receiver was appointed to protect the interests of all incumbrancers in the insolvent estate.
