Sentence examples for granted the property from inspiring English sources

Upon Mrs. Aldrich's death in 1921, the estate was bequeathed to the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island, which in turn, granted the property in 1952 to the Teachers of the Children of God, an Anglican order of nuns.

The applicability of state and municipal alcohol laws on federal lands is a complex and partially unresolved legal issue that depends on whether the federal property is considered a federal enclave, what rights the state reserved when it granted the property to the federal government, and whether the law is criminal or civil.

After Henry's death, Duke of Beaufort was granted the property; after the disgrace of the Duke of Beaufort a few years later, the castle changed hands again, with the subsequent owners being more modest figures in English public life than had been the case in previous years.

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

The deeds grant the properties to his church.

Between 1142 and 1144 Raymond II, Count of Tripoli, granted the Order property in the county.

Permission is usually granted unless the property is on the coast.

The documents essentially mean that no other securities can be granted against the property assets for 35 days unless Sports Direct provide consent.

If subsidies were granted to the property, the commissioner has the authority to recommend or order public access or a loan to a museum for a limited period.(§ 51).

A Douglas F. Wasser, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, says that when a property owner gives a life estate to someone else, that means the "someone else" has been granted the right to use the property for the balance of that person's life.

They also established a $1.5 million fund to restore and maintain the property, and granted the state a right of first refusal to purchase the Thomas Cooch house, which remained with the family.