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UNDIVIDED

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That which is held by the same title by two or more persons, whether their rights are equal, as to value or quantity, or unequal. 2. Tenants in common, joint-tenants, and partners, hold an undivided right in their respective properties, until partition has been made. The rights of each owner of an undivided thing extends over the whole and every part of it, totum in toto, et … [Read more...]

UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE

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The laws which govern commercial transactions that take place in the marketplace involving goods and services, covers sales, guarantees, warranties, negotiable instruments and other commercial issues. It is adopted in form in every state. … [Read more...]

UNDIVIDED INTEREST

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When property is held jointly by two or more persons without a specific division of the property, each owner owns an undivided percentage of the whole. … [Read more...]

UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANT

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An illegal alien or a visitor who held a visa but stayed beyond the expiration date of the visa. … [Read more...]

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