Sentence examples for a deed from from inspiring English sources

By all accounts, the cemetery was an acre, and a deed from 1903 says it was an exact square, with General Coffee's grave in the center.

The scheme worked, Mr. Hynes explained, because in New York State, signatures alone are sufficient to transfer a deed from one party to another.

U.S. Bancorp, as trustee, will either have to pay Mr. Ibanez to buy a deed from him, Mr. Collier said, or walk away from the property, leaving it to Mr. Ibanez.

It is legally possible for title to a single piece of property to be conveyed by more than one owner by getting a deed from each owner, Professor Parella said, but that is unusual.

Mr. Bagwell added that while lenders sometimes accept a deed from a defaulting owner to avoid the time and expense of foreclosure, lenders will now be much less likely to consent to such deals.

They were promised but never given a deed from the Mexican authorities.

The government moved a huge number of amendments at this late stage during the parliamentary process to tidy up the bill, including an interesting (well, to nerds like me) amendment to section 52, LPA 1925 excluding flexible tenancies from the requirement for a deed and from land registration requirements and changes to succession to shared ownership properties.

In one 2006 study, for instance, researchers had Northwestern University undergraduates recall an unethical deed from their past, like betraying a friend, or a virtuous one, like returning lost property.

"That link to the fine article on TP Mazembe reminds me of a dark deed from my own past," admits David Warriston.

The cartoon is captioned, "A noble deed from IS, even as it struggles financially".

A lawsuit filed by the Kings Park club against the state in 1996, which was rejected by Justice Burke, asserted that an 1895 deed from Kings County gave the land to the state conditioned on its running a hospital there.