Sentence examples for and conveyances from inspiring English sources

It was only after reforms were made in 1855 , 1935 1955, and 1967 that there was a comprehensive, though still not fully reliable, system of publicity for mortgages and conveyances of immovable property.

In civil law the distinction between conveyances of movables and conveyances of immovables is far less important than it is in Anglo-American law, whereas the distinction between sales and gifts of immovables is more important than it is in Anglo-American law.

In this system, the hoist ropes form vertical ropes connecting the friction wheel and conveyances.

The objective of this work was to present a framework by which carbon emissions attributable to SCMs and conveyances could be predicted.

Not surprisingly, most studies focused sampling efforts on heavily urbanized watersheds and conveyances downstream from WWTPs.

Wine and oil required craftsmen to produce amphorae for storage and conveyance, as well as tradesmen and small sailing vessels for transport.

In the example of the watch, the distinction between contract and conveyance became important as soon as the rights of a third person became involved.

In many transactions the contract and conveyance take place simultaneously so that the distinction between the two makes no practical difference.

(In civil-law countries, a notary is not a layperson but a respected member of the legal profession who is experienced in matters of drafting wills, estate planning, and conveyancing).

But lawyers have always cared about making money, and giving duff legal advice is seldom a good business plan.Liberalisation will probably affect low-end services first, such as will-writing and conveyancing.

That led him, first, to the Municipal Archives, at 31 Chambers Street, where he examined the minutes of the Common Council -- a predecessor of the City Council -- legislation regarding streets, and tax and conveyance records for the early 19th century.