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   attornment

   /əˈtəːnmənt/

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   • 1. the formal transference of something to someone else.

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2. legislation.nsw.gov.au › view › wholeSouth-west Tablelands Water Supply Administration (Repeal ...

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   2 hours ago · (3) No attornment to the transferee by a lessee from the transferor is required. (4) No compensation is payable to any person in connection with a transfer to which this Schedule refers. (5) In this clause, a reference to the operation of this Schedule includes a reference to the making of an order to which this Schedule applies. 5 Date of vesting

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   What is the meaning of attornment?

   • 5) The holding of the goods by the seller as the buyer’s bailee. Where the seller or a third party acknowledges that they hold the goods on the buyer’s, and not their own, behalf, the acknowledgement is referred to as attornment.

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   What does attorn mean?

   • to acknowledge the relation of a tenant to a new landlord. to turn over to another; transfer. Attorn definition: to acknowledge the relation of a tenant to a new landlord.. See examples of ATTORN used in a sentence.

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   What is Attornment in real estate?

   • What is Attornment? Attornment is the agreement that a tenant consents to acknowledge a person who purchases an estate that the tenant has leased as his new landlord. Restated, when the owner of leased property sells the property to a third party, attornment is the transfer of authority as landlord to the purchaser.

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