Real Estate Terms Glossary
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Real Estate Terms Beggining with the Letter j
| | A screen or shutter consisting of overlapping horizontal slats that is used on the exterior to keep out sun and rain while admitting light and air. |
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| | The side post or lining of a doorway window or other opening. |
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| | The space between the adjacent surfaces of two components joined and held together by nails glue or cement for example. |
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| | A note signed by two or more persons who have equal liability for payment. |
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| | Undivided ownership of a property interest by two or more persons each of whom has a right to an equal share in the interest and a right of survivorship i.e. the right to share equally with other surviving joint tenants in the interest of the deceased joint tenant. |
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| | In legal effect it is a partnership for a limited specific business project. |
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| | One of a series of parallel beams to which the boards of floor and ceiling laths or plaster boards are nailed and supported in turn by larger beams girders or bearing walls. |
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| | A court of competent jurisdiction's final determination of a matter presented to it. The final decision by a court in a lawsuit motion or other matter. |
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| | A decision by an appellate court reaffirming approving and agreeing with an inferior court's decision. |
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| | A person who has an unsatisfied money judgment levied against him or her. |
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| | A money judgment that because it has been recorded has become a lien against the judgment debtor's real property. |
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| | A decision by an appellate court disagreeing with an inferior court's decision and modifying the decision to conform with its findings. |
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| | A lien lower in priority or rank than another or other liens. |
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| | A mortgage recorded subsequently to another mortgage on the same property and made subordinate by agreement to a later-recorded mortgage. |
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| | The authority of a court to hear and decide a particular type of case. The power of a court to hear and decide a case or issue. |
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