| The estate in real property that remains after a life estate terminates upon the death of the holder.
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| The person entitled to the estate that remains after termination of a life estate.
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| The time period from the present to the point where a real property improvement becomes valueless.
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| Any electrical circuit which controls any other circuit through a relay or an equivalent device.
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| Device with sensing element located apart from the operating mechanism it controls.
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| Refrigerating system in which condensing unit is away from space to be cooled.
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| section of a railing designed and constructed to be removed easily to facilitate movement through the railing.
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| Removable steel bar or expanded metal cover for a window well.
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| The act or process of demolishing, dismantling, and carrying away an old fitting or component.
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| Compositions designed to soften old varnish or paint coats so that they may be easily removed by scraping or washing.
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| Formal plans of a symmetric nature; hierarchical articulation of spaces between more prominent and less prominent parts of the cities, such as palaces, monuments, and other focal points.
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| 1.Rebirth; revival. 2. The art and architecture developed during the period of 14-17th century; the transition between medieval and modern times, marked by the revival of classical styles and the beginnings of modern science.
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| 1. An architectural drawing, often in color and in perspective. 2. Application of plaster directly to a masonry wall.
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| A measure of damages for deprivation of the use of property.
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| The reconstruction or renewal of any part of an existing building for the purpose of its maintenance.
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| In carpet, fabric, and wallpaper, the distance from a point in a pattern figure to the same point where it occurs again, measuring lengthwise of the material.
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| A portion of the annual income set aside for replacement of wasting assets, such as roofing, mechanical and electrical equipment, and other impermanent building components.
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| A legal process whereby personal property that has been unlawfully taken from one may be recovered.
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| A copy or reproduction.
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| systems for reproducing graphic materials, including architectural and engineering drawings and diagrams.
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| An electric motor type which has an electrical winding on the rotor for starting purposes.
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| The strength of a member or cross section required to resist factored loads or related internal moments and forces.
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| 1. An ornamental wall behind an altar in a church. 2. The back of a fireplace or open hearth.
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| The practice of applying new roofing materials over existing roofing materials.
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| The doctrine that courts will not re-litigate the same issues between the same parties.
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| sawing lumber again after the first sawing; specifically, sawing into boards or dimension lumber.
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| A legal remedy for a material breach of contract under which the law pretends that a contract never existed and attempts to put the parties in the positions they occupied before the contract was executed; a cancellation.
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| Portions of current income set aside and accumulated at interest to pay for future maintenance, repairs, and replacement of equipment.
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| A building for human habitation; a dwelling.
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| A grade or style of carpet installed in low foot-traffic applications.
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