Sentence examples similar to official conveyance from inspiring English sources

And, if there's French CGT (plus value) to be paid, and your property is worth more than 150,000 euros, the notaire - a state-employed official who handles conveyancing - will also want UK residents to appoint a fiscal agent at 0.9% plus VAT of the sale price.

Until the end of the 14th century, the post was used purely for the conveyance of official documents.

Once the aliens negotiate their way through the port of entry or, as is most common, walk across the border at a place other than an official port of entry, they find transportation inland either in public conveyances, or private vehicles with increasing numbers being transported by professional smugglers.

The national police office says it will pursue charges against both protesters who disrupted who blocked voters and the conveyance of ballot boxes as well as against election officials that abandoned polling booths.

But when they learned that the decline in revenues from the conveyance taxes, building permit fees and interest income would total $8 million to $10 million this year, town officials decided to take more drastic measures.

§ 56.19130 Conveyance shaft test.

§ 56.19131 Hoist conveyance connections.

It's more a conveyance than destination.

Conveyance of land may be somewhat different, but not radically different, from conveyance of movables.

In tenancy in common, however, conveyance operates like succession.

The effect is more sea creature than road-going conveyance.