The phrase "a deed of covenants" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to a formal document that outlines agreements or promises made between parties.
Example: "The parties signed a deed of covenants to ensure that all obligations were clearly defined and enforceable."
Alternatives: "a covenant agreement" or "a covenant deed".
"In these situations, the freeholders (and their solicitors) will issue a Licence to Assign coupled with a Deed of Covenant for new buyers to sign.
The history of Nuffield College dates from 16 November 1937, when the university entered a Deed of Covenant and Trust with Lord Nuffield.
Next I had to pay £198 for a Licence to Assign the lease to the buyer, a further £198 to transfer an associated Deed of Covenant to the buyer and an administration fee of £39.60.
A deed of association for "The Proprietors of The Press" was drafted, but surprisingly, the deed was not executed.
Regarding the fee for the License to Assign and Deed of Covenant, Hamilton King said conveyancing solicitors could provide these documents to leaseholders – but at a higher cost.
Income growth from gift aid relief, for example, which supplanted deeds of covenant with a more generous scheme for donors and recipients, slowed in the first year but seems to be picking up again.
Certain reforms brought out were designed to plug various holes, such as deeds of covenant by which wealthy taxpayers have been able to ease some of the burden, and he bore down sharply on businessmen's cars & expense-account entertaining.
The paper found that apart from the physical features of an MOH development (e.g. development age and scale), the attributes of the owner group (e.g. group size and agent) and the institutions governing the development management (e.g. deed of mutual covenant) played an important role in shaping the management outcomes.
A quiet area not far from busy Northern Boulevard, it remains a single-family enclave in part because of deed covenants from long ago.
"An evil deed is not redeemed by an evil deed of retaliation.
A detachment of Covenant follow the human vessel Pillar of Autumn from Reach to Halo, a ring-shaped Forerunner relic that the Covenant believe sacred.
