It's up to the clerk to notice the proper parties per statute.

In MD the statute of limitations does not start until a child reaches the age of majority ie. 18.

I personally would take it to court if some jealous Realtor tried to turn me over how he/she interpreted a technicality in the Florida statutes...

Note that Pennsylvania has many statutes that require the buyer or the seller to do something.

@George Lods:Usually depending on the entity type and where it is incorporated, there might be specific language in the statute that describes how to go about any 'loans' from or to members or officers of the entity including any documentation or other requirements necessary.

I've read the Arizona state statutes a few times but it has been a while and I don't remember off hand.

When I saw your comment about billing back prior to installing meters it prompted me suggest you will want to take a look at any statutes in your state which regulate how utility billing is to be done. 

With a month-to-month lease, if the tenant misbehaves - I just give them a 30-day notice.Interesting statute.

Not sure, however, is sec121 would apply to the owner since they haven't liquidated their entire interest...Also, from what little I've spoken to an attorney about this, its still more "complicated" than how the websites make it sound.Of course, maybe there is a specific statute or case law out there for what you are asking. 

Here is the Oklahoma statute.