82955I (1923-01-25)
| Title ID | 949 |
| Title Code | 82955I |
| Date | 1923-01-25 |
| Transfer Date | 1923-01-24 |
| Generation (Custodian) | 0 |
| Generate (Non-custodian) | 0 |
| Polluted Chain | 0 |
| Corrections | |
| Notes | |
| Traces | |
| Document Notes??? |
36
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| Split Ownership | |
| Property ID | 164 |
| Consideration | 10000 |
| Declared Value | |
| Market Value | 8000 |
| Properties |
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| Value per Metre (Source: Consideration) | 35.13 |
| Value per Metre (2016) | 484.21 |
| Value per Metre (2018) | 502.92 |
| Total Area | 284.64 |
| Extinguished Properties | |
| Owners |
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| Joint Tenants | |
| Sellers |
|
| Lawyers |
875 7th Ave W
Vancouver
BC
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| Preceding Titles | |
| Newer Titles | |
| Nominal Sale | False |
| Consideration | 10000 |
| Consideration (2016) | 137826 |
| Consideration (2018) | 143152 |
| Declared Value | |
| Declared Value (2018) | N/A |
| Market Value | 8000 |
| Market Value (2018) | 114522 |
| Japanese Buyers | 2 |
| Other Asian Buyers | 0 |
| Other Buyers | 0 |
| Institutional Buyers | 0 |
| Some Owners Japanese | True |
| All Owners Japanese | True |
| Some Owners from East Asia | False |
| All Owners from East Asia | False |
| Some Owners Other ??? | False |
| All Owners Other ??? | False |
| Has Human Owner | True |
| Has Institutional Owner | False |
| Has Custodian Owner | False |
| Has VLA Owner ??? | False |
| Japanese Sellers | 2 |
| Other Asian Sellers | 0 |
| Other Sellers | 0 |
| Institutional Sellers | 0 |
| Some Sellers Japanese | True |
| All Sellers Japanese | True |
| Some Sellers East Asia Other | False |
| All Sellers East Asia Other | False |
| Some Sellers Other | False |
| All Sellers Other | False |
| Has Human Seller | True |
| Has Institutional Seller | False |
| Has Custodian Seller | False |
| Has VLA Seller | False |
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82955I (1923-01-25)
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