Sentence examples for land deed from inspiring English sources

The original Shinnecock Indian land deed (December 13 , 1640 is preserved.

The land deed that the citizen holds becomes worthless and no court will take up the issue.

By 2005, a year before construction started on Rana Plaza, the family said Mr. Rana simply falsified a land deed to take possession of the pond.

"Bringing out your dead ancestor who farmed the piece of land is better than producing a land deed," said Booth, whose work appears in the journal, Antiquity.

Among the materials in The Native Northeast Portal are printed documents with handwritten additions, as in land deed forms and legal notices.

Timothy Ives, "Expressions of Community: Reconstructing Native Identity in Seventeenth-Century Central Connecticut Through land Deed Shirley W. Dunn, ed., Mohican Seminar 3: The Journey An Algonquian Peoples Seminar (Albany, 2009), 25-68.

Robert Janes explained that "every farm has a land title deed and has a history, every project has authorizations, every road has a history.

Land (Title Deeds Restoration) Act.

Holding land deeds is rare in Tanzania.

The government's assaults are in documents: laws, land deeds, violated treaties.

Through land deeds, families could access bank credit and live without fear of eviction.