Sentence examples for copies of deeds from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hines said that he had discovered that the staff was not following proper procedures in collecting revenue from the microfilm machines that print paper copies of deeds and mortgages.
Includes volumes of copies of deeds showing trackage locations; volumes of dispatchers' diaries; volumes of engineers' survey books; one volume of official notices of schedule and route changes; map and survey; timetable; map and profile of the Pecksport Loop line.
Includes 7 volumes of copies of deeds showing trackage locations (1868-1912); 48 vofumes of dispatchers' diaries used at Norwich and noting the weather, accidents, and unusual occurrences on the Northern Division (1890-1893, 1896, 1898-1940); 19 volumes of engineers' survey books (c.
They showed me copies of property deeds from 1938, black negative images of British documents; they also had Ottoman-era deeds, they said.
He believes the army's continual requests for copies of land deeds are merely a game, and sharply criticises their behaviour.
Many jurisdictions will supply copies of original deeds and tax records for a fee.
If you own real estate, for instance, maintain copies of the deed to the property and/or the HUD-1 Settlement Statement (a document that provides an itemized listing of the funds that are payable at closing).
There were two copies of this deed (both probably written on papyrus), one the "open copy" and one the "sealed copy". The open copy would normally be retained for rapid reference and would often have been kept by the purchaser (or a close associate).
Many counties allow parties to retrieve copies of a deed online, sometimes for free.
So, if you do not want to personally find a copy of your deed, the title company can do it for you.
He said that Mr. Walker wrote down the addresses of vacant houses or small apartment buildings, then went to the Office of the City Register, where he obtained microfilm copies of the pertinent deeds simply by providing the block and lot numbers.
