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Conveyancing and Mortgage Law
Mr. T. Richard Cuffe
2 credits day; 2 credits evening.

A practical approach to the basic elements of conveyancing; title examinations, use of plans; elements of the purchase and sale contract; title standards and statutes; overview of zoning and subdivision control and other use restrictions; consumer protection and brokerage problems; escrow and non-escrow closings; identification of important problems in the use and re-use of land; preparation of abstract, deed, mortgage, mortgage notes, settlement and other closing documents for a typical transaction.

Registration for both Conveyancing and Mortgages, and Real Estate Mortgages Law and Conveyancing is prohibited. 

  Elective Course

  Recommended for the Mass Bar

  Final Exam Required



<<Course Updated: April 19, 2007>>


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