Recording Deed Sample Clauses
The Recording Deed clause establishes the requirement for a deed or legal instrument to be officially recorded with the appropriate government office, such as a county recorder or land registry. In practice, this means that after a property transaction is completed, the deed must be submitted for recording to provide public notice of the new ownership and to ensure the transfer is legally recognized. This clause serves to protect the interests of the parties involved by creating a public record, thereby preventing disputes over ownership and establishing priority over subsequent claims to the property.
Recording Deed. Cause the Deed to be recorded.
Recording Deed. Promptly after Closing, the Deed shall be recorded by the Seller or other party, such as a title company, as required by Milwaukee Code of Ordinances § ▇▇▇-▇▇-▇▇. Buyer shall be responsible for the recording fee and shall provide Seller at closing with a check to record the Deed as directed on the closing statement.
Recording Deed. The Deed shall be recorded by Seller, a title insurance company or a lender promptly after closing as required by Milwaukee Code of Ordinances § ▇▇▇-▇▇-▇▇. Buyer shall pay the cost of recording the Deed and shall provide Seller at closing with a check, made payable to the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds in the amount needed to record the Deed.
Recording Deed. The Optionor shall convey the Premises at settlement by Special Warranty Deed, which deed will be duly executed and in proper form for recording.
Recording Deed. Cause the Deed to be recorded, through the Escrow Agent.
Recording Deed. The Deed shall, promptly after Closing, be recorded by the City (or at City’s option, per Ordinance § 304-49-13-b, by Chicago Title Insurance Company) with the cost of recording being paid by BUYER as required by Milwaukee Code of Ordinances § 304-49-13-b. At Closing, BUYER shall provide Chicago Title Insurance Company with a check, made payable to the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds, in the amount needed to record the Deed.
Recording Deed. The Deed shall, promptly after Closing, be recorded by CTIC (along with the one mortgage in and to ▇▇▇▇▇’▇ personal residence) with the cost of recording being paid by Buyer as required by Milwaukee Code of Ordinances (“MCO”) § ▇▇▇-▇▇-▇▇. The City’s Department of City Development shall, per said § ▇▇▇-▇▇-▇▇, delegate to CTIC the duty of recording. At Closing, Buyer shall provide CTIC with a check, made payable to the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds, in the amount needed to record the Deed (and mortgage), and Buyer shall instruct CTIC to record the Deed (and mortgage) within two business days of Closing.