The phrase "and grant the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts, often in legal or official documents, to indicate the granting of a request or condition previously mentioned.
Example: "The committee has reviewed the application and grant the same to the applicant."
Alternatives: "and approve it" or "and allow it".
This was permitted because the idea of in loco parentis, meant teachers were seen as authority figures and granted the same rights as parents.
So the best way to ensure refugees don't hop between European countries is not to build fences, which encourages more dangerous forms of smuggling, but to ensure that the asylum system in every EU state operates to the same high standards, gives refugees the same level of benefits and grants the same length of residency.
The Pope commissioned Bernard to preach the Second Crusade, and granted the same indulgences for it which Pope Urban II had accorded to the First Crusade.
The bill, backed by openly gay state representatives and other lawmakers, would create the Religious Freedom and Marriage Fairness Act, making "marriage apply equally to marriages of same-sex and different-sex couples and their children" and grant them "the same benefits, protections, and responsibilities under law," the Windy City Times reports.
If we choose to maintain the Constitution as our democratic blueprint, we may not ignore it or manipulate it to serve the interests of a particular group at a particular time, especially when that group's interests are based on their lack of readiness and willingness to grant the same rights to all their fellow Americans.
Their mission statement was simple: to abolish slavery and achieve citizenship for all women and black Americans and be granted the same rights to vote and run for office as the "white guys".
Tipton allowed Jennings to remain on his mortgaged farm for the remainder of Jennings's life and encouraged Lanier to grant the same permission.
After the death of Lyfing, Archbishop of Canterbury in 1020, Wulfstan consecrated his successor Æthelnoth in 1020, and wrote to Cnut asking the king to grant the same rights and dignities for the new archbishop that previous archbishops had held.
Sullivan called the Justice Department's reliance on deferred prosecution deals for corporations "disappointing" and said the department should grant the same lenience to individuals.
