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The phrase "a deed of amendment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to a formal document that modifies or changes the terms of an existing agreement or contract.
Example: "The parties agreed to execute a deed of amendment to reflect the new terms of their partnership."
Alternatives: "amendment document" or "modification deed."
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A deed of dreadful note.
Only then could the homesteader, with a $6 fee, file for a deed of title.
Inside was a deed of ownership, gifting one speckled roan, age 22, to Mr. Wells.
These documents might include, for example, a deed of commitment on forced displacement and HLP pillage (Personal Interview 2016).
For a NSAG, signing a deed of commitment is one step towards acknowledging (albeit limited) international responsibility for its actions.
A deed of association for "The Proprietors of The Press" was drafted, but surprisingly, the deed was not executed.
Of course, this isn't one of his deeds, it's a deed of an agency of the federal government.
Or they can do a deed in lieu of foreclosure.
If no other remedy is available, consider offering the lender a "deed in lieu of foreclosure".
"An evil deed is not redeemed by an evil deed of retaliation.
"We've suggested a lot of amendments".
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