Sentence examples for deed grants from inspiring English sources

A Lior Aldad, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that when a person buys into a condominium, the deed grants him or her a percentage ownership of the common elements of the building.

A traditional life estate deed grants the life estate tenant the right to use, occupy, and rent the property, while naming the remainderman as the actual owner of the property.

The deed granted Mr. Saint an easement to proceed with the project and to operate the museum, apparently overriding local zoning regulations.

Similarly, Kennedy's brother and wife tried to erase personal blemishes – about his affairs, sense of entitlement, guardedness – after his assassination in 1963, as evinced by the deed granting them rights to control what papers the government received, and by their edits of biographers' work.

The deeds grant the properties to his church.

She's promptly kidnapped by some random dudes, but Dan puts on the Canada suit and rescues her a good deed which grants him the power to fly.

The Nollans protested imposition of the condition, but the Commission overruled their objections and granted the permit subject to their recordation of a deed restriction granting the easement.

An easement may be created expressly by a written deed of grant conveying to another the right to use for a specific purpose a certain parcel of land.

At that moment, the diocese contends, ownership of Maycroft reverted back to the diocese under the terms of the original deed, which granted ownership only as long as the nuns used Maycroft as its mother house.

The land is held by the Council for the benefit of the community in trust, through a "Deed of Grant in Trust" (DOGIT).

In 26 October 1986 ownership of the island was transferred to a newly formed Palm Island Community Council under a Deed of Grant in Trust from the Queensland government.