Sentence examples for hand the deed from inspiring English sources

Hand the deed back to your lender.

However, if you voluntarily hand the deed back, the lender won't file this as a foreclosure.

When he was done, Rodia, a sometime street evangelist, simply handed the deed to his property to a neighbor, bid farewell and moved north to be near a sister.

FENGCHENG, China — As a reward for winning an Olympic gold medal in flatwater canoeing four years ago, Yang Wenjun — the son of peasant rice farmers — was handed the deed to a three-bedroom apartment here in a neighborhood called Sunny City.

In 1985 the governor general Sir Ninian Stephen handed the title deeds of the lands – known formerly by non-Indigenous Australia as Ayers Rock and the Olgas – back to the Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara people.

In this process, the lender agrees not to foreclose if the homeowners simply hand over the deed to their property.

He is Doc (an Americanization of Duc?) by name, and will meet me tomorrow to hand over the deed.

Advocates, for instance, say no community has yet been handed the deeds to reclaimed lands.

The sisters handed the deeds over to the Society for the Aged Sick, an association formed by the Rotary Club members.

Late Friday, Mexican officials handed over a check for just over $16 million, and Metalclad handed back the deed.

A little under £18,000 changed hands and the deed was done – I owned a tropical island.