Sentence examples for deed documents from inspiring English sources
Deed documents filed on Dec. 15 show that Ms. Khawly spent $3.75 million for an apartment on the 30th floor of the Museum Tower, a 58-story building erected in the 1980s next to the Museum of Modern Art.
And he said that however many there were, they were buried in the text of 40- or 50-page mortgage and deed documents, where "finding them would be like finding a needle in a haystack".
The paperwork for the sale was handled in such a way that it kept the Klaassens' names off the public deed documents, which show that the buyer was P Street LLC.
According to deed documents recorded on March 25 at the Westchester County Clerk's office, the address given by the unidentified buyer was Plaza Carso in Mexico City, headquarters of many of Slim's corporations, including IDEAL, a Slim company primarily engaged in infrastructure development.
A deed documents transfers of purported land ownership from the grantor (seller) to the grantee (purchaser).
McDonnell said the signatures on those deed documents should not allow the property to have been foreclosed.
The early papers relate to the White family of Middletown, Connecticut, and the development after 1783 of Whitestown, New York, and include the town books (1807-1823) foRichlandNew YorkYork, church records, early election returns, deeds, documents on the Brothertown Indians, grist mills, civil and criminal cases, slave sales, the War of 1812, the Bank of Utica, and the Pierrepont Land Office.
Gather the important paperwork, including tax returns, pay stubs, deeds, documents from a jointly owned business, wills and powers of attorney documents.
A 1949 Los Angeles Times newspaper clip and a quitclaim deed, a title document, that were found by fairgrounds staff suggest that the 32nd District Agricultural Assn., which makes up the governing body of the fairgrounds, paid half of the money — $65,000 — to buy the 150-acre property in 1949 from the federal government.
Research by Emerson Baker in 1989 uncovered over 70 extant deeds documenting private purchases of land from indigenous peoples by English-speaking settlers, the earliest dating to 1639.
Upon completion, or escritura, both parties sign the official deed transfer documents in the presence of the escribano and the final balance is paid over.
