What is a time share? Is it a form of real estate ownership? Why or why not?
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A time share is a fractional ownership of property usually based on a time factor, such as a particular week or month every year. A time share is not a true ownership interest in real estate. A time share represents only the right to occupy and use a place for a specified time period.
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A) Transferred B) Given away C) Donated to charity D) Liquidated E) None of these
Ms. Schnabel is a real party in interest in the Forrester case.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Persons who are not in fact disabled are not covered under the provisions of he ADA
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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