Sentence examples for deed of grant from inspiring English sources

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.

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

It was constituted under the authority of the Queensland Community Services (Aborigines) Act 1984 as the Palm Island Aboriginal Council and had a Deed of Grant in Trust (DOGIT) for ten islands in the Palm Island Group.

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.

Her job is also to represent and manage common lands for the general public according to the deed of independence granted to East Hampton by James II in 1686 – 90 years before the rest of the country.

A few months later, the other members signed deeds of release, granting the property solely to Thomas Bryan.

If you live in the U.S. or the U.K., you can take recorded deeds for granted; the notion of enforceable rights to real estate goes back to feudal times.

Whilst several elements of the estate where divided by share, in 1509 the entire manor of Felling was granted by Deed of Partition to Robert Brandling and his heirs "for life and to the total extinction" of any other claims.

Don't assume that because you recently bought a property that has power lines running over it, that a "deed of easement" payment has already been granted.

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.

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