innocent purchaser मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Asbestos is not a material covered under CERCLA's innocent purchaser defense.
2. Asbestos is not part of an CERCLA ( Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act ) innocent purchaser defense.
3. A provision of the original bill that would have given innocent purchasers of Environmental Opportunity Zone properties immunity from liability for past environmental conditions was deleted.
4. The law protects buyers of contaminated sites _ called innocent purchasers _ from private lawsuits related to past pollution by other parties, as long as the land is cleaned up to state standards.
5. In the most celebrated Torah-theft busts, some of these secondhand dealers served as middlemen between the robbers and the innocent purchasers, who were usually in Israel, where an expanding number of synagogues provided a ready-made market.
6. "We consider that liability protection a blessing, because it specifically shields innocent purchasers who are trying to do something right with properties that someone else used badly, " said Alan Front, a senior vice president for Trust for Public Land.
7. "I can tell you that one of the most common reasons for claims against title companies is fraud, " he said, explaining that title insurance even protects an innocent purchaser who may have the misfortune of ending up with a forged or fraudulent deed.
8. It finds a solution to some of the problems of private law which were interfering with the implementation of the provisions of the 1970 Convention ( notably problems linked to the bona fide acquisition ( cf article 7 ( b ) ( ii ) referring to an innocent purchaser ) ).
9. Searle, by art world standards, was the typical innocent purchaser when he paid $ 850, 000 in 1987 for the Degas pastel monotype, " Landcsape with Smokestacks, " asking few questions about its past ownership and relying on the expertise of curators from the Art Institute.
10. The harsh effect of this rule, and its effect on innocent purchasers, led many jurisdictions to enact " lis pendens " statutes requiring a written notice, usually recorded in the land records where the real estate is located, for the notice provisions of the rule to be effective.