Definition: In escrow, incompatible demands from different parties claiming entitlement to the same entrusted funds or property.
Example
After a failed sale, the buyer demands the deposit back while the seller demands that the broker release it to the seller.
Keep the distinction clear
A broker should follow the required notice and settlement procedures instead of deciding entitlement based on personal preference. Rules depend in part on who actually holds the funds.
Related terms
Escrow Disbursement Order (EDO) · Interpleader · Mediation
Keep studying
Florida Escrow Deposits: Associate and Broker Deadlines
References: Florida Statutes 475.25: discipline and escrow disputes
Pronunciation (US): kun-FLIK-ting dih-MANDZ (capitals show stress)
Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster
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