Sentence examples for estate of act from inspiring English sources

His main décor changes only superficially throughout the three acts; we can't feel that the journey from the country estate of Act I to the St. Petersburg of Act III is an important one.

In England the circle of intestate takers has been limited by the Administration of Estates Act of 1925 to relatives no more remote than the grandparents, uncles, and aunts of the deceased.

Primogeniture as the rule of intestacy was finally abolished by the Administration of Estates Act in 1925.

Under the terms of the Estate Agents Act and the Misrepresentation Act, sellers are obliged to tell prospective buyers about anything that would materially affect their purchase – including unruly or unreasonable neighbours – but according to Mead, people tend not to give these details a second thought.

They lived with the Dowager Empress, at first at the Amalienborg Palace and then at the royal estate of Hvidøre, where Olga acted as her mother's secretary and companion.

The Administration of Estates Act (1925) abolished dower in the United Kingdom, but it continued to be observed in a number of common-law jurisdictions, often in a modified form.

The Crown Estate Act of 1961, allows the Society to lease its land, instead of occupying it by royal permission.

The White House has endorsed a revision of the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act of 1974, sometimes called Respa.

The narrator also goes to great lengths to describe Edward's other virtues: his kindness to his tenants on his country estate, his acts of charity, his leniency as a magistrate, his ultimate refusal to compromise his ward Nancy.

As a kind of act of faith in the market, the British real estate agency Beauchamp Estates has opened a new office here.

This would involve bringing letting agents under the definition of an estate agency with the Estate Agents Act to give the Office of Fair Trading OFTthethe ability to ban agents who act improperly.