Sentence examples for deed back to from inspiring English sources

Under the program, called Deed for Lease, those owners who qualify would be able to remain in their residences by signing a lease voluntarily transferring the property deed back to the lender.

Hand the deed back to your lender.

According to Walter Morris, an existing house on one acre has been deeded back to the Franciscans, allowing several of them to continue living there, and another house, which had been a convent, has been vacated and will be demolished.

In 1936, a 2.7 mile portion of the McCullough Turnpike in Fayston, which was chartered in 1933 but proved unprofitable, was deeded back to the state of Vermont and renamed to McCullough State Highway.

"Our demands are that the eviction be stopped and that the landlord give the deed back either directly to Ms. Ward or to the Bed-Stuy community in a land trust for affordable housing".

Of course karma being extremely mysterious, when our good deeds get rewarded or our bad deeds come back to haunt us is quite the secret.

The residents say that the destruction of their homes would mean the latest in several forcible expulsions from their land for which they have deeds going back to the Ottoman era.

The U.S. government didn't want it and deeded it back to the Post family in 1980; Trump bought it in 1985.

As a result, some individuals posed as settlers to purchase the land at the $2.50 per acre rate and then promptly deeded them back to the railroad, which amassed the smaller plots into larger ones and resold them at a higher price to timber interests.

She had forty-five days to dig through title deeds, some dating back to 1820, and pay compensation to displaced homeowners.

He persuaded the man to deed the house back to the bank.